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A loved one’s death often leaves us distraught and disoriented.
If you’re responsible for administering the estate, the task can
seem overwhelming. The law office of Mary Ann Dalton can help by
taking care of the estate administration duties for you. We can:
Prepare all needed documentation
Deal with creditors
Attend all court appearances
Find lost or misappropriated assets
Make the final distribution of the estate
Estate Administration is the process where the court monitors the gathering
of assets of a deceased person, the payments of their debts and the distribution
of the remaining assets to the beneficiaries of the deceased person’s
beneficiaries.
Probate is the re-titling of property from the name of the deceased person
into the name of one or more of the beneficiaries. In North Carolina,
there are three different types of probate: Disposition without administration
(for persons dying with little assets), summary administration (for people
dying with little money and only a spouse as a beneficiary), and formal
administration. Mary Ann Dalton can help your family decide which
type of probate is appropriate.
Resolving family disputes
The loss of a loved one often becomes more difficult when family disputes
occur. Mary Ann Dalton uses the principles of collaborative law
and dispute resolution to attempt to resolve will contests and family
arguments regarding your loved one’s property.
Mary Ann Dalton is an attorney experienced in probate matters and will
be happy to counsel you about your legal rights and obligations.
For more information or to schedule an appointment with HERRING MILLS &
KRATT, PLLC, call (919) 821-1860
or e-mail at maryann@daltonlawyer.com
(place estate admin. In subject line of email)
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