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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,…
Tax avoidance and evasion
The U.S. Tax Code presents specific details about what taxes people and companies pay, along with rules that might allow…
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…
Are ARMs worth the risk?
Interest rates and the North Carolina housing market are hot topics. With each rise in interest rates, millions of homeowners…
Info about Articles of Incorporation for N.C. businesses
Starting a business in North Carolina is an exciting – and complicated – process. It’s normal to be overwhelmed by…
Possessing controlled substances without a prescription
When a doctor writes a prescription, the prescribed medicine is only intended for one authorized person. There are inherent dangers…
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…
Roth IRAs or real estate investing: What’s the best option?
North Carolina is a state full of people who work hard to earn their livings. You don’t want your hard-earned…
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…
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