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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Behind the Paperwork: The Emotional Toll of Estate AdministrationLosing a loved one is hard; handling their estate shouldn’t add more stress. This post offers gentle guidance on the emotional side of estate administration and how to find support along the way.
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Estate Planning for Young Adults: Why 20- and 30-Somethings Need a Plan TooEstate planning isn't just for retirees. Learn why 20s- and 30s-somethings should plan ahead to protect their health, finances, and digital assets.
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Medicaid Is Changing: What It Means for You and Your FamilyLearn about 2025 Medicaid changes affecting North Carolina families, including eligibility, home equity limits, work requirements, and retroactive coverage
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How to Create a Valid Will in North Carolina: A Quick Step-by-Step GuideLearn how to create a valid will in North Carolina with our step-by-step guide. Protect your estate, honor your wishes, and secure your family’s future.
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Should You Form Your LLC in North Carolina or Another State? A Practical Guide for Rental Property OwnersWondering where to form your LLC for a North Carolina rental property? Learn the pros and cons of forming in NC vs. states like Wyoming or Delaware, including costs, compliance, and asset protection tips.
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LLC Ownership for Married Couples: Should You Choose Single-Member or Multi-Member?Married and forming an LLC? Discover the pros and cons of Single-Member vs. Multi-Member LLCs, including tax implications, divorce planning, and control dynamics.
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How to Use LLCs for Asset Protection and PrivacyDiscover the best LLC strategies for property owners to protect assets, enhance privacy, and reduce liability. Here we explain how basic, anonymous, and layered LLCs work, and when each makes sense.
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U.S. Businesses No Longer Required to File Beneficial Ownership Reports (FinCEN 2025 Rule Change)FinCEN has officially announced that they will not be moving forward with the Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) reporting requirement in 2025.
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The Importance of Long-Term Care Planning for Childless Seniors in North CarolinaExplore why long-term care planning is vital for childless seniors in North Carolina. Learn about legal documents, financial strategies, and support networks.
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Insolvent Estates in North Carolina: What Happens When Debts Exceed AssetsIn NC, estates that cannot cover their financial obligations are considered insolvent, meaning that creditors get paid before any inheritance is distributed.