What Is Estate Administration?
When an estate proceeding for a deceased person is opened, a personal representative (called an executor if named in a will) is appointed to pay debts, distribute the remaining property to the estate’s beneficiaries, and otherwise follow the law and instructions of the will, if there is one. The personal representative must follow numerous rules and deadlines during the estate process, including filing documents at the county Clerk of Superior Court’s office. The personal representative also must manage the estate’s assets correctly.
How I Can Help
At Jon Rountree Law Firm, I provide legal representation and guidance to personal representatives of estates. If you need estate administration services, please call me at 252-497-2408 between 9-4, Monday through Friday or send me an email at info@jonrountreelaw.com any time. Consultations can be scheduled for daytime or evening, Monday through Saturday based on my availability.
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