What happens if you owe money to someone who died? When a person dies, you can often make payment to the Clerk as an alternative to the full estate administration process. In North Carolina, one such alternative involves paying the Clerk of Superior Court money owed...
If you're feeling a bit lost in the maze of estate administration, you're not alone. Our guide, "Estate Administration Services: Limited Personal Representative Duties," offers a helping hand, breaking down the responsibilities and nuances of this vital role. Explore...
When a person passes away in North Carolina, their estate typically goes through an administrative process called probate. However, an alternative called Summary Administration provides a simplified approach. Explore the critical aspects of Summary Administration and...
The Garn St. Germain Act is a vital piece of federal legislation that revolutionized the way we handle mortgage transfers after a homeowner's death. So, let's see how the Act's impact may benefit you and your loved ones. Whether you're inheriting a home or involved in...
Effective January 1, 2024, significant statutory changes are set to impact North Carolina's adult guardianship laws. These changes to legal guardianship for adults in North Carolina, outlined in Senate Bill 615 (Session Law 2023-124), bring about crucial modifications...
