In an initial probate conference with a potential client, my goal is to determine the available court procedures for administering the estate. This is so the client can make an informed decision on how to move forward. In certain cases, court involvement is not required to administer the estate. However, in most cases, there is at least limited court involvement required to administer an estate. In this blog, I will discuss the alternative probate procedures available in North Carolina and when they are appropriate. By alternative probate procedure, I mean a procedure whereby a personal representative (Executor or Administrator) for … Continue reading