Category Archives: Estate Planning
Grandparents can plan to leave money for their grandchildren
Grandparents in North Carolina can utilize tools in estate planning to provide for their grandchildren, ensuring the passage of their…
How to discuss estate planning with your parents
When your parents pass away, items such as their North Carolina home, a car or a bank account will need…
Life insurance payouts to beneficiaries
Estate planning typically involves drawing up numerous documents with the most well-known being the last will and testament. After a…
Planning a high net-worth estate
When you have a high-net-worth estate in North Carolina, it’s more important than ever to ensure that you’re planning ahead…
Reasons for an estate plan
Devising a thoughtful estate plan in North Carolina allows someone to transfer assets to those they feel deserving, including relatives,…
Questions to ask an estate planning attorney
Most North Carolina adults want to protect their loved ones after passing away. Fortunately, setting up an estate plan helps…
How do you handle estate planning if you have a blended family?
A blended family is one in which one or both spouses have children from a previous relationship. This type of…
Why should you have an advance care directive?
Planning for the future is something all North Carolina adults should do. Estate planning can help protect you and your…
How do living trusts work?
A living trust is an estate planning strategy to avoid probate and keep certain asset distributions private. Many people in…
Know the pros and cons of using a trust in your estate plan
Estate planning is an excellent way to pass on assets to your children if you are living in North Carolina.…
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