Estate Planning

Even if you already have an estate plan in place in North Carolina, it's worth revisiting and updating your estate plan periodically. This article is here to help you understand estate planning and the benefits of revisiting it on a regular basis. Your estate plan...

If necessary, you want to ensure that your disabled loved one qualifies for SSI or other government assistance programs in North Carolina. Depending on your loved one's finances, you may want to consider a special needs trust as part of your estate plan. What is a...

Creating a plan for one’s inevitable demise can be a very challenging experience. From determining how to divide your assets to planning your funeral, each decision brings with it its own unique set of difficulties. While many individuals will eventually prepare for...

Pwning a house allows many people to build the bulk of their personal equity. When writing a will, a home reflects one of the most important assets the testator could leave to a beneficiary. Owning a home with tremendous responsibilities and numerous costs. So, a...

It's been estimated that 70% of citizens throughout North Carolina and the remaining 49 states do not have a will. While most people know what a will is, many put off ever making one. The reality is that every adult should have a will as part of a comprehensive estate...

Most North Carolina residents know that they need a last will and testament to ensure that their assets get passed onto their chosen beneficiaries. However, that's not where estate planning should stop. Rather, there are other legal documents and possibly entities...