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Effective Ways to Include Charitable Giving in Your Will
For most of us, planning for the end of our life isn't something we look forward to. The topic can be so uncomfortable that many of us put it off for far too long. Though we all want to live a long and full life, sometimes death strikes unexpectedly, and failing to...
9 Events That Require An Estate Planning Review
For most people, Estate Planning will not be a one-time occurrence. Rather, it's an ongoing process that evolves after certain major life events. Although everyone’s situation is different and there are many types of events that should trigger an Estate Planning...
The Responsibilities Of An Executor In North Carolina
Choosing an executor for an estate is a decision requiring a bit of thought. Some people select an attorney, but many choose a family member or close friend to ensure that their final wishes are addressed in a legal and proper manner. If you are preparing a will and...
Protecting Children With Special Needs During Estate Planning
In any family, the death or catastrophic injury of a primary caregiver can cause financial hardships for children. This is especially true for families with a child with special needs. These families are tasked with creating an estate plan to ensure that their child...
What Are The Differences Between A Will And A Trust?
Many people begin planning on what to do with their estate after they pass away. They have various means of doing so, but two common tools are a trust and will. A trust may seem similar to a will, but it is a separate document. Both of them have their uses, but they...
What Should I Bring To My Estate Planning Consultation?
Planning what will happen to your estate after your death is an important process. However, to achieve your goals, you have to prepare adequately for the process. During your initial consultation with one of our estate planning attorneys, you will need to provide...