Ramifications of Failing to Create an Estate Plan

Ramifications of Failing to Make an Estate Plan | Crosswhite Law | NC Estate Planning Attorneys

In North Carolina, if you die without a will or estate plan, you are considered to have “died intestate.” This means that your estate will go through the probate process, and your assets will be distributed according to North Carolina’s Intestate Succession Laws. Without a proper estate plan in place, your loved ones may face…

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North Carolina’s Intestate Estate Administration: Dying Without a Will

Intestate Administration: Dying without a Will | Crosswhite Law | Estate Planning Lawyers

When an individual dies without a will in North Carolina, this is referred to as dying intestate. In these cases, North Carolina’s Intestate Succession Laws dictate how the deceased person’s estate is distributed. These laws provide a specific legal framework for distributing property, but the process can be complex, and the outcomes may not align…

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