What happens if someone dies without a Will in Greensboro, North Carolina?
When someone dies without a Will in Greensboro, North Carolina, their Estate goes through intestate succession. The state’s laws determine the distribution of assets among surviving family members, typically prioritizing spouses and children. This process can be complex and may not align with the deceased’s wishes.
We can identify the implications for asset distribution in your Estate Administration case.
February 20, 2025 – Eric Richardson
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