Assets remaining in your North Carolina estate will be transferred to beneficiaries after you die. A common strategy is to declare that your kids or grandkids get an equal share of your estate. You could also put assets into a trust that can be distributed in whatever...
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Tips for reducing family conflict over an estate plan
People who are part of North Carolina families where there is a good deal of conflict may face some additional challenges when they create an estate plan. Whether there is just dysfunction that falls short of estrangement or family members are no longer speaking to...
What can you expect at a North Carolina real estate closing?
North Carolina requires a real estate attorney to prepare the closing documents for a home purchase, although they do not have to attend the meeting. One of their associates may conduct the session, obtain the required signatures and distribute funds to the...


