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What to do when a loved one dies.

2. Contact the Clerk of Superior Court in the decedent’s county of residence • If the decedent had a will, the person nominated as executor should provide the will to the Clerk of Superior Court. If the decedent did not have a will, the surviving spouse or another heir should contact the Clerk of Superior Court to be appointed as administrator. Applying to be a personal representative (executor/administrator) requires a preliminary inventory of the decedent’s known assets, including the estimated value of each item. Use SECU’s Decedent’s Property Worksheet to assist with this inventory. Once appointed, the personal representative will complete a more detailed inventory.