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When you have a high-net-worth estate in North Carolina, it's more important than ever to ensure that you're planning ahead and making the right decisions when it comes to estate planning. With more wealth comes more potential taxes and other pitfalls of estate...
Devising a thoughtful estate plan in North Carolina allows someone to transfer assets to those they feel deserving, including relatives, charities, and others. The process could involve more planning than the average person realizes, but deliberate steps taken at the...
Like every other state, North Carolina has laws that limit what police can do to arrest people and charge them with crimes. These rules, combined with the Bill of Rights and other federal laws, help balance the government's power and our civil rights, including the...
The U.S. Tax Code presents specific details about what taxes people and companies pay, along with rules that might allow a person or enterprise to reduce tax burdens. A North Carolina resident may receive a notice from tax authorities questioning legal deductions. A...
Most North Carolina adults want to protect their loved ones after passing away. Fortunately, setting up an estate plan helps ensure your assets go to your assigned beneficiaries. While the estate planning process is beneficial, it's not often easy to accomplish by...
Interest rates and the North Carolina housing market are hot topics. With each rise in interest rates, millions of homeowners are priced out of their local market. Some of these homeowners will consider adjustable rate mortgages (ARMs) to meet their housing needs....
Starting a business in North Carolina is an exciting – and complicated – process. It’s normal to be overwhelmed by all of the steps that go into turning your business into a legit entity. An important thing to be aware of as you’re starting your business is the...
When a doctor writes a prescription, the prescribed medicine is only intended for one authorized person. There are inherent dangers with using another person's medication because a doctor has not decided whether the person could use the drug or not. Some may face...
A blended family is one in which one or both spouses have children from a previous relationship. This type of family can present unique estate planning challenges in North Carolina, and that's why it's important to ensure that your assets are distributed according to...
Planning for the future is something all North Carolina adults should do. Estate planning can help protect you and your loved ones. One part of it is an advance care directive. Advance care directives are easy to create An advance care directive allows you to state...