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Certain precautions could help you avoid power of attorney abuse
Creating a comprehensive estate plan means assessing various aspects of your life and reviewing your options for how to address those aspects in the future. Some people may feel satisfied…
Financial preparations for the future
Some people in North Carolina and other states across the United States will reach a point where they are incapacitated and unable to provide care for themselves without some kind…
How to manage assets for special needs individuals
If the parent of a special needs child in North Carolina plans to leave that child an inheritance, it should be done in a strategic manner. Simply leaving the money…
Organizing estate plans
North Carolina residents can take certain steps to make sure that their estate plans are in order. Taking these steps can remove much of the burden endured by surviving loved…
What happens in the probate process
People in North Carolina who have been appointed executors of a loved one’s estate as well as those who have lost loved ones might wonder what the probate process is…
Is your estate plan incomplete without a prenup?
You never expected it to happen, but you are on the cusp of your second marriage. This time, you feel like you have found the one, and you are ready…
Tax law may not harm charitable giving
The passage of the tax reform bill in December 2017 has left some North Carolina residents confused about what it might mean for their estate plans. People may be concerned…
How to tell if an estate plan isn’t complete
Ideally, residents of North Carolina will review their estate plans on a regular basis. Failing to do so could mean that it is missing key components such as an advanced…
Using trusts for adult children
Many North Carolina residents may want to avoid the estate planning mistake of bequeathing their assets directly to their children. Adult children who lack financial maturity could end up squandering…
Possible benefits of avoiding probate
When North Carolina residents die, their assets may need to go through probate. However, there are strategies that a person may employ to skip this process. This may allow an…
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