Category Archives: Estate Planning
Why you should revisit your estate plan and update it
Even if you already have an estate plan in place in North Carolina, it’s worth revisiting and updating your estate…
Understanding a special needs trust
If necessary, you want to ensure that your disabled loved one qualifies for SSI or other government assistance programs in…
Incapacity and estate planning in North Carolina
Creating a plan for one’s inevitable demise can be a very challenging experience. From determining how to divide your assets…
Could a trust assist beneficiaries with a house?
Pwning a house allows many people to build the bulk of their personal equity. When writing a will, a home…
Most Americans don’t have a will to their name
It’s been estimated that 70% of citizens throughout North Carolina and the remaining 49 states do not have a will.…
Your estate plans should involve more than just a will
Most North Carolina residents know that they need a last will and testament to ensure that their assets get passed…
What is a last will and testament?
An estate refers to someone’s net worth and includes that individual’s property and assets. Debts and obligations factor into an…
Common Estate Planning Mistakes in North Carolina & How to Avoid Them?
Estate planning is an integral part of any responsible financial plan. Whether you have amassed a huge personal net worth…
Should you write your estate plan yourself?
Planning your North Carolina estate by yourself may seem like a great way to save money. If you have only…
How does password management fit into estate planning?
People find themselves more reliant on digital media than ever before. Online banking and bill paying, for example, remains the…
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