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Yearly Archives: 2024
Estate Planning with Mental Illness in North Carolina – All You Need To Know
For all of us, preparing for the future can become even more crucial if you have a mental illness or disability that affects the quality or longevity of your life.…
Different Kinds of Trusts that Charlotte Residents Should Consider
Preparing for the future is often a bit more involved than making a will. Trusts are versatile tools that can guard your assets, lower taxes, and provide for your family…
Why Is Estate Planning Important in North Carolina?
Estate planning is not merely about figuring out who will inherit your assets. It’s about safeguarding your family, maintaining wealth, and having your wishes met. In North Carolina, estate planning…
5 Essential Components of Estate Planning in North Carolina
Planning your will is a critical step to protecting your assets and preserving your wishes. In North Carolina, an estate plan ensures wealth security, family protection, and minimal legal drama.…
Living Will vs Advance Directives in North Carolina: What’s the Difference? 2025
In order to prepare for the unexpected, it’s imperative to know what options you have for your medical and personal wishes to be met. In North Carolina, most people come…
How To Incorporate Your Home Into An Estate Plan
When estate planning gets mentioned, wills and health care directives often come to mind, but what about plans for your home? A home can be an important and sentimental treasure…
Life Changes Mean Estate Plan Updates
For many families, creating an estate plan is a positive, proactive step toward securing their family’s future. However, it can be a significant undertaking, and once it is done, it…
Minimize Taxes Through Gifting
Giving assets to family members is a popular tax-minimization strategy to consider. Before you do so, be aware of the current gift tax exclusions. At Orsbon & Fenninger, LLP ,…
How Much Does Estate Planning Cost in North Carolina? 2024
If you have questions related to estate planning in North Carolina, you should speak with a qualified estate planning attorney. You may be wondering, “How much does estate planning cost…
North Carolina Estate Planning Checklist [2024 Updated]
If you or someone you know is considering creating an estate plan or updating a current plan, you should consider speaking with an estate planning attorney. They can review the…
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