North Carolina General Statutes Chapter 28A. Administration of Decedents' Estates
Current as of January 01, 2023 | Updated by FindLaw Staff
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- Article 1. Definitions and Other General Provisions
- Article 2. Jurisdiction for Probate of Wills and Administration of Estates of Decedents
- Article 2A. Probate of Will
- Article 2B. Living Probate
- Article 3. Venue for Probate of Wills and Administration of Estates of Decedents
- Article 4. Qualification and Disqualification for Letters Testamentary and Letters of Administration
- Article 5. Renunciation by Personal Representative
- Article 6. Appointment of Personal Representative
- Article 7. Oath
- Article 8. Bond
- Article 9. Revocation of Letters
- Article 10. Resignation
- Article 11. Collectors
- Article 12. Public Administrator
- Article 13. Representative's Powers, Duties and Liabilities
- Article 14. Notice to Creditors
- Article 15. Assets; Discovery of Assets
- Article 16. Sales or Leases of Personal Property
- Article 17. Sales, Leases or Mortgages of Real Property
- Article 18. Actions and Proceedings
- Article 19. Claims Against the Estate
- Article 20. Inventory
- Article 21. Accounting
- Article 22. Distribution
- Article 23. Settlement
- Article 24. 120-Hour Survivorship Requirement; Revised Simultaneous Death Act
- Article 25. Small Estates
- Article 26. Foreign Personal Representatives and Ancillary Administration
- Article 27. Apportionment of Federal Estate Tax
- Article 28. Summary Administration
- Article 29. Notice to Creditors Without Estate Administration
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