Attorney Jackie Bedard is experienced in protecting minor children with an estate plan. Read our blogs to learn how to protect your children and how to get started.
Will Your North Carolina Estate Plan Protect Your Children When They Need It Most?
As a parent, your children's safety and future are your biggest concerns. But have you done everything you can to protect them if something unexpected happens? Speak with our experienced North Carolina estate planning lawyers to help ensure your children are financially protected. Contact us online to schedule your consultation or you can call our Cary office directly at 919.891.8290. We serve clients throughout North Carolina including Cary, Apex, Clayton, Durham, Holly Springs, Morrisville and Raleigh. We look forward to helping you!
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How to Set Up a Trust Fund for Your Kids Without Stress in North CarolinaLearn how to create a trust fund for your kids in North Carolina. It is a smart move any parent can make to secure their future and protect their inheritance.
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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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Inheritance Rights for Children Born out of Wedlock in North CarolinaIn North Carolina, estate laws treat all children equally, but rules differ based on whether the decedent had a valid Will or Trust in place. Read blog for more!
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3 Things Your Recent Graduate Needs Before They Head Off to CollegeCarolina FEP recommends all young adults have at least a Durable Power of Attorney, Health Care Power of Attorney, and HIPAA Authorization in place.
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Protecting Children From Future Divorce In North CarolinaCary, NC estate planning attorney explains how to protect children from a future divorce. Call 919-443-3035 to schedule a needs assessment.
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7 Vital Elements to Include in Estate Planning if You Have Minor Children in North CarolinaCary, NC estate attorney discusses 7 vital elements to include in your estate plan if you have minor children. Call 919-443-3035 to schedule your consultation.
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How to Choose Guardians for Your Minor ChildrenLearn why it is important for parents to appoint guardians for their minor children, a 5 step process to choosing guardians, and other special considerations.
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Is Your Graduate Prepared for Leaving the Nest in North Carolina?Client Services Specialist Cheryl Karlos discusses an important topic parents need to address before their young adult children head off to college in North Carolina.
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Are You Leaving Enough To Your Minor Children in North Carolina?Cary, NC estate planning attorney, Jackie Bedard, discusses the importance of life insurance as part of your estate plan if you have minor children.