Husband died. How can I have his name removed from the title?

To sell the house, you will need to open up a full probate of your husband's estate. This is not so much removing his name from the title as it is...

How long must one live in a particular county in NC to be considered a resident of that county to probate his will?

Mr. Begley is correct. By the way, the Death Certificate should specify the Decedent's county of domicile at the time of their death. Moreover, it...

I agree with Mr. Begley and Mr. Robinson. Simply paying up the unpaid taxes does not allow you to have the deed to the house transferred to your...

Is the executor of a will allowed to enter private property without permission?

I agree with Mr. Robinson. As the Executor appointed by the Probate Court, your brother has assumed a very high legal obligation, as a fiduciary....

I agree with Mr. Ervin. From your family member's response, it is quite likely that they are not fully informed on the process and the costs of...

How long does someone have to submit a will for probate in North Carolina?

I agree with Mr. Alexander. Based on my own experience in Cabarrus County and Mecklenburg County, it is always better to look to open up the estate...

Can I get the courts to acknowledge that the will he had was valid?

In attempting to address this issue, I think you will benefit from the assistance of a probate attorney. Probate is often confusing and having a...

Based on the details included in non compete, Is this enforceable by my company?

I agree with Mr. Robinson. First, an attorney would need to review the full contract and ask a number of other questions before being able to give...

Do I need to have my deceased husband's name removed from the deed to our house in order to sell it ?

No, but you will need to open his Estate to be able to sell the house. First, the deed is recorded at the Register of Deeds for the county where...

Will an affidavit be required if the executor has an original notarized will with 2 witness signatures?

I changed your area of law to Probate, as I think you are dealing with a situation where a person has already died, and are trying to determine how...