Wrongful Death Probate Administration

Mass Tort Litigation Support

Losing a loved one is hard enough, but when that loved one dies as a result of the wrongful actions of a third party, it can be even worse.  At the Country Law Shack, we work with personal injury, mass tort, and wrongful death litigation firms to guide surviving family through the probate process in North Carolina.  If your loved one dies as a result of the wrongful actions of others and a litigation is on the horizon, our firm can help you gain the legal status to sign litigation documents on behalf of your deceased loved one. The Country Law Shack has experience working with wrongful death and personal injury firms on a variety of mass tort claims, including but not limited to:

• Camp Lejeune Toxic Water Litigation
• RoundUp Litigation  

You provide some information and we take care of the rest, which includes but may not be limited to:

• Opening Estate Proceedings
• Filing Death Certificates, Wills, Trusts, Holographic Wills
• Researching North Carolina Law to Determine Heirs
• Researching Probate Proceedings in Other States to Determine Whether Ancillary Proceedings in North Carolina are Necessary
• Ordering and Obtaining Copies of Estate Files from Non-North Carolina Jurisdictions
• Calculating Accountings for Final Payouts

Individual Litigation Support

At the Country Law Shack, we can guide you through the estate probate process during your individual wrongful death litigation.  We try to make the after death legal process as easy for surviving family as possible.  Our office has experience working with Clerk's office across North Carolina to ensure that justice is served on those who wrongfully caused your loved one's death.

Individual Wrongful Death Litigation Scenarios Include:

• Car Accidents
• Workplace Accidents

You provide some information and we take care of the rest, which includes but may not be limited to:

• Opening Estate Proceedings in the Correct NC Jurisdiction
• Filing Death Certificates, Wills, and Copies of Non-NC Estates
• Researching NC Laws to Determine Heirs
• Calculating Accountings