How Often Should a Will Be Updated?
A will is not a one-time document. Life changes, and when it does, your will should reflect those changes. If...
Read MoreHow To Avoid Probate in North Carolina
Probate is the legal process of settling a deceased person’s estate, and in North Carolina, it can be time-consuming and...
Read MoreHow To Divide Personal Property in An Estate Fairly
Dividing personal property in an estate can be one of the most challenging aspects of settling a loved one’s affairs....
Read MoreDisinheriting a Child in a Will: What You Need to Know
Deciding to disinherit a child is not an easy choice. Whether due to strained relationships, financial concerns, or personal beliefs,...
Read MoreCan an Executor Decide Who Gets What?
When a person passes away, their assets and property must be distributed according to their wishes. This is typically outlined...
Read MoreHow to Terminate Guardianship in North Carolina
When a person first petitions for guardianship, it’s often because a loved one needs support, whether due to illness, disability,...
Read MoreWho Keeps the Original Copy of a Will in North Carolina?
When it comes to planning your future and protecting your assets, one question often arises: who should hold onto the...
Read MoreDoes Medicaid Pay for Assisted Living in North Carolina?
As we age or encounter health issues, long-term care questions arise—especially about Medicaid covering assisted living in North Carolina. Medicaid’s...
Read MoreHow the Medicaid Look-Back Period Works: Protecting Your Assets
Planning for long-term care can feel complicated, especially when you’re trying to protect your assets. Medicaid, a government program that...
Read MoreCan Medicare Claim My Home if I Enter a Nursing Home in North Carolina?
The decision to move into a nursing home can be an emotional time, bringing with it anxiety and uncertainty. One...
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