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Category Archives: Estate Planning
How can you include your pets in your estate plan?
Maybe you have set up most of your estate plan in North Carolina, or you are just getting started. People at all stages of their estate planning eventually run into…
Charitable giving strategies in 2020
The wealth you earn over your life deserves to go where you want it. At certain levels of income and assets, the government seeks to tax large percentages that could…
Do fiduciaries have to file estate tax returns in North Carolina?
When it comes to estate tax returns, the laws vary from state to state. In North Carolina, fiduciaries are required to file Form D-407A. It is crucial for fiduciaries to…
Make careful decisions when creating a power of attorney
Creating a power of attorney is a good idea not just for the elderly but also for the middle-aged as well as for young people with growing families to care…
Charitable planning options that also benefit you
Tax data from the past year demonstrates that a genuine desire to do good motivates a majority of charitable donations. In 2018, new tax laws went into effect that reduced…
Reviewing North Carolina’s intestate succession guidelines
Most people in Charlotte likely view the process of estate planning with a good deal of trepidation. It places them in the unenviable position of disappointing some who may expect…
What should I know about guardianship?
Some adults may be incapable of caring for themselves in a reasonable way. When this occurs, guardianship is established to ensure there is a competent person available to see to…
Have you considered the details of your advance directive?
An advance healthcare directive, sometimes called a “living will,” protects your right to choose what medical treatments you do and do not want when you reach the end of your…
5 things to update in an estate plan after your divorce
The end of a marriage can change your life in ways you don’t expect. Divorce can be a stressful and exhausting process, but it doesn’t always end right after the…
Charity beneficiary might present a solution to Secure Act
At the start of 2020, the Secure Act took effect and left many people wondering about retirement plans and estate plans. In a scramble to help clients update plans and…
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