We at Carolina Family Estate Planning believe it is our duty to educate our fellow North Carolinians on how they can prepare and protect their families for life, even after they are gone.
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When to Take the Keys Away: Driving and Alzheimer’s DiseaseThe issue of when to stop driving can very hard to talk about in the early stages of Alzheimer’s. Read Alice's story who's father could no longer drive safely.
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Did Your Loved One Serve During Wartime? The Answer Might Surprise You...Don't risk jeopardizing your VA claim by applying at the wrong time. Let us guide you through the process and ensure your application is submitted correctly.
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What Can You Really Afford to Lose to Nursing Home Costs and Alzheimer's Care?For concerns about Medicaid eligibility due to countable assets in North Carolina, dial (919) 443-3035 for a consultation.
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How Can Elder Law Services Help if I Don't Have Much Money?The criteria for qualifying for Medicaid is complicated. If the paperwork is filled out incorrectly, or something is missing, the applicant is turned down.
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Could Your Family Benefit From A Personal Services Contract For Family Caregiving?If you're providing care to a loved one suffering from Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, or other health concerns, a personal services contract may be a wise tool.
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A Guide to Different Trust TypesCarolina Family Estate Planning provides a useful guide to understanding many of the common types of trusts that you may encounter.
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11 Reasons Why You Shouldn’t Add Your Son or Daughter as a Joint Owner on Your Bank Account or Add Them to the Deed to Your HomeCarolina Family Estate Planning attorney, Jackie Bedard, highlights some of the many reasons why it is not a good idea of add children as joint owners on assets
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Top Five Questions to Ask When Selecting the Right Executor or Trustee As Part of Your North Carolina Estate PlanLearn the top five questions to ask when choosing a North Carolina estate executor, or call Carolina Family Estate Planning at 919.443.3035 today.
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Top Questions to Ask When Choosing a North Carolina Guardian for Your KidsEnlist the help of a lawyer experienced in protecting children when considering guardianship issues. Call Carolina Family Estate Planning today.
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Terms of use guiding our North Carolina estate planning websiteLet Carolina Family Estate Planning's comprehensive website guide you when deciding how to choose the right NC estate planning lawyer.