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North Carolina Wills, Trusts, and Estates | Executor Guide | Best Estate Resources North Carolina

Below are curated off-site estate resources and information for the State of North Carolina. Guidelines, rules, and statutes are subject to change.  This information is provided as a guide only.
Executors and estate fiduciaries are encouraged to confirm all information with their estate attorney…

North Carolina Department of State Treasurer

• Unclaimed Property Search: North Carolina
  Search for unclaimed property in North Carolina in Decedent’s name.

North Carolina:  Revised Uniform Fiduciary Access to Digital Assets Act

• Chapter 36F – Revised Uniform Fiduciary Access to Digital Assets Act
  North Carolina statute governing the access of a decedent’s digital accounts and/or assets by a fiduciary.

North Carolina General Assembly

• North Carolina General Statutes (unofficial) Chapter 41 – Estates

North Carolina Judicial Branch

• Learn about estates in North Carolina, how to file an estate, and the administrative process.
• North Carolina Estate Forms

North Carolina State Bar

• I am Having a Dispute with a Lawyer

North Carolina State Bar Association

• NCBA: Estate Planning & Fiduciary Law Section

North Carolina Superior Court: Mediation Program
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• Mediated Settlement Conference Program
• Search: Mediated Settlement Conference Mediators (Superior Court)

NOLO

• North Carolina Probate: An Overview

EXECUTORIUM

• Executorium Government Directory: North Carolina Estate and Probate

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