Estate Planning for North Carolina Residents: Avoiding Probate
If you set up your affairs so that your assets will pass to loved ones without having to go through...
Read MoreUpdating Your Estate Plan for the New Year: Essential Documents for North Carolina Residents
As the holiday season comes to a close and it’s time to take down decorations, it’s also a good idea...
Read MoreRevocable vs. Irrevocable Trusts in North Carolina
At first glance, it seems like the difference between a revocable trust and an irrevocable trust would be obvious. You...
Read MoreBack to School Estate Planning Basics
Juggling family life, work, bills, and the kids’ schoolwork leaves no time to worry about your future. However, estate planning...
Read MoreTypes of Power of Attorney in North Carolina
Estate planning lawyers create different types of power of attorney documents in North Carolina to accomplish different goals for their...
Read MoreWhat is Guardianship?
When a court determines that someone cannot manage their finances or their healthcare, the court can appoint a guardian to...
Read MoreDo You Need a Special Needs Trust for Your Child in North Carolina?
Parenting a special needs child comes with an extra share of care and responsibilities, one of which concerns your child’s...
Read MoreShould I Include Digital Assets in My Estate Plan?
When updating your estate plan, it’s important to include digital assets that someone may need access to when you pass...
Read MoreHow Taxes Affect the Estate Planning Process
Two things are promised in life: death and taxes. So when death occurs, you can be sure that taxes follow...
Read MoreSix Important Documents to Include in Your Estate Plan
Your estate plan should include six critical components. While most people think an estate plan only affects financial matters, three...
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