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What If Estate Property Is in a Different County? | NC

Pierce Law Group

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Q: What happens if estate property is located in a different county from where probate was filed? A: The probate case usually remains in the county where it was properly opened. It normally does not need to be transferred just because the estate owns real property elsewhere. However, land records are maintained by county. If there is a will, certified copies of the will and certificate of…

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