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People in North Carolina often establish trusts during the estate planning process. Trusts are legal entities that own and manage assets. One of the main advantages of a trust is that it protects a person or entity's valuable assets. However, there are instances when...
Choosing your executor in North Carolina takes careful consideration. Your executor performs legal tasks on your behalf following your death. This person can perform several activities, such as distributing your assets, selling your property, and accessing your...
One of the biggest worries people have in North Carolina when the market starts to plunge is what will happen to their savings. Correctly positioning your investments is important to avoid years of retirement savings going down the drain. Here are three things you can...
The North Carolina Planned Community Act regulates homeowners' associations (HOAs) in subdivisions created on or after Jan. 1, 1999. An association may pass and enforce HOA rules to maintain the appearance and security of a neighborhood. It may also assess fees from...
Grandparents in North Carolina can utilize tools in estate planning to provide for their grandchildren, ensuring the passage of their legacy in the future. The strategy for estate planning may include factors such as the age of the grandchildren, the size of the...
Whether it’s your first home or you’ve been through the process multiple times, buying a home in North Carolina is an exciting concept. While it’s easy to get caught up in the things that you love about a property, there are some steps that you should take to protect...
It is critical that you perform due diligence prior to buying commercial or residential real estate properties in North Carolina. Understanding existing market conditions may help you make what is likely the biggest purchase of your life in an informed and confident...
Cocaine is a Schedule II controlled substance in North Carolina, meaning that it is considered to have a high potential for abuse and addiction. Possession, sale and trafficking of cocaine in North Carolina are illegal and can result in severe criminal penalties....
When your parents pass away, items such as their North Carolina home, a car or a bank account will need to be transferred to new owners. How this is done depends on whether your parents have a will or a trust. It's also possible that your parents want to transfer...
As a real estate professional in North Carolina, you know the challenges of working in this industry. Whether you are a real estate agent, broker or property manager, the job demands can be substantial, and the risks can be high. But with the right approach, you can...