CALL US TODAY!
Category Archives: trust & probate administration
Preparing for your role as an executor
Having the responsibility of closing an estate requires time, patience and organization. Prior to accepting a request to be an executor, make sure you understand what your obligations will be.…
Do family members make the best executors?
When trying to choose an executor for your estate plan, it is likely that you will think of family members before anyone else. After all, you are likely closest to…
Why do sibling spats over estates happen?
Many people are likely familiar with the trope of families fighting over a deceased relative’s estate or will. Unfortunately, this actually happens in real life and can result in the…
What do executors of estates manage?
Estate plans are not simple matters, and the people who oversee them – executors – do not have an easy task at hand. What exactly do these executors have to…
Can you face lawsuits for mismanaging an estate?
When someone in North Carolina appoints you the executor over his or her estate, you may find that there are many moving parts involved in the role. You have certain…
What is estate administration and when is it necessary?
The process of settling the estate of a deceased loved one can be quite involved, and for family members who are not prepared for probate, it can be overwhelming. The…
Understanding North Carolina’s process to contest a will
When a person passes away and has a will, often his or her property is distributed to the beneficiaries and the estate is closed. However, in some circumstances a party…
How do you prioritize your estate plan review?
After creating an estate plan, experts generally agree that you should review it at least every 3 years even if nothing is currently changing in your life. This allows you…
How is North Carolina estate administration handled?
If you choose to handle the North Carolina estate of a deceased loved one, there are many responsibilities you might face, including estate administration. When an individual dies without a…
What does an executor do?
Being named a personal representative, also known as an executor, in a loved one’s will is a huge responsibility. The executor of a will has many duties, from paying beneficiaries…
Our Skilled Lawyers To Schedule Your Initial Consultation, Which Will Be Confidential And With An Experienced Lawyer. 704-556-9600 Is The Toll-free Phone Number To Call.
contact us today
Reach Out To Orsbon & Fenninger, LLP
Fields marked with an * are required
"*" indicates required fields
Office Location
Orsbon & Fenninger, LLP
4201 Congress St.
Suite 110
Charlotte, NC 28209
Office Hours:
Monday To Friday
8:30am–5pm
© Copyright 2026 Orsbon & Fenninger, LLP All rights reserved.
Digital Marketing By 