What do the attorneys at Carolina Family Estate Planning Law Firm have to say about wills, trusts and estate and long term care planning?
Welcome! Pull up a chair and grab a frosty glass of lemonade. Prepare to benefit from our years of experience in researching legal briefs, journals, and case studies as we dive into the wild world of estate planning and administration!
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Coronavirus-Get Your Planning ASAP! Here's a real-world example of how one of our clients has been impacted by the Coronavirus (COVID-19) global pandemic -
Coronavirus (COVID-19) & Funerals The current Coronavirus (COVID-19) global pandemic is creating unprecedented challenges to daily life, including how to decide whether to attend funerals -
COVID-19 CFEP's "Drive-Thru" Curbside & Driveway Signings Our office has received many inquiries about how to safely set up and sign health care directives and estate plans during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic -
COVID-19-Proactive Actions You Can Take At Home Sheltering in place amidst the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic and looking for something productive to do? Here are some ideas... -
Coronavirus (COVID-19) FAQ Probate & Guardianship The sudden closure of many government offices is leaving many wondering what to do about upcoming filing deadlines. -
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Health Care Directives & Medical Care Amid the coronavirus pandemic, you may be wondering what that means for your health care directives, how to care for elderly loved ones. -
On Grief... These words have been helpful to me when I'm struggling to maintain the balance between being a professional and being a person, sharing clients' grief with them. -
I wish more people understood: Indecision is the Leading Cause of Roadkill... Not having a plan increases the likelihood that you will end up in a nursing home or assisted living facility. -
Legacy for a Nation (Part 2): MORE Estate Planning Lessons from Ben Franklin Here at Carolina Family Estate Planning, our team regularly helps clients build plans that protect their loved ones against future catastrophic events such as lawsuits, medical debt, bankruptcy, death, and divorce, while also including flexibility to adjust to changing or unforeseen circumstances. Why? Because unforeseen circumstances almost always arise in estate planning. -
Legacy for a Nation: Estate Planning Lessons from Ben Franklin Ben Franklin's estate planning documents carefully structure two philanthropic trusts designed to last exactly 200 years. He made two separate trusts-one to the city of Boston and one to his hometown of Philadelphia. Each trust contained 1,000 pounds, roughly equivalent to $110,000 today.