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12 Reasons to Update Your Estate PlanHere are 12 reasons you should update your estate plan to ensure it's successful in enacting your wishes.
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What Is Elder Abuse in Dementia PatientsPeople with dementia experience higher levels of abuse. Learn about what kind of abuse they experience, and the signs of that abuse.
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7 LGBTQ+ Estate Concerns to ConsiderWhile same-sex couples can get married now, there are other concerns to consider when you're LGBTQ+ and creating an estate plan. Read more inside.
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Married or Not: Estate Planning MattersToo many unmarried couples in North Carolina find out too late that protections afforded to married couples don’t automatically apply to their situation.
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Equal Inheritance or Equitable Inheritance in North Carolina: Every Child is DifferentDeciding whether to divide your estate equally or equitably is hard, but not having a plan is definitely a lot harder for your loved ones to navigate in North Carolina.
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DIY Wills and Trusts: The Good, The Bad, the UglyDIY Wills are becoming popular due to their low cost, but they have costly consequences. Read on to learn about why DIY Wills aren't a good idea.
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Adult Guardianship for Mental Illness in North CarolinaWhen your loved one can no longer manage their financial or healthcare affairs, they may need a guardian. This article aims to teach about adult guardianship.
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Adult Guardianship for Mental Illness in North CarolinaLearn about adult guardianship for mental illness in North Carolina, including when it's needed, the process, and how limited guardianships can preserve autonomy.
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Estate Planning for Adult Children with Mental Illness or AddictionsLearn how to protect your legacy with custom trusts & estate plans for adult children facing mental illness or addiction. Plan wisely, preserve assets & provide care.
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North Carolina Long-Term Care Planning Attorney Explains Crisis Planning for CaregiversCrisis planning doesn't have to be scary. A NC long-term care planning attorney can help you develop a plan to afford services your loved one needs.