Read our blog articles about estate planning in North Carolina including wills, trusts, powers of attorney, long-term care planning and more!
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B.B. King Estate under Cloud of Alleged Elder Abuse Cary elder law attorney, Jackie Bedard, shares good talking points to discuss as it relates to potential elder financial abuse -
Get Financial Documents in Order Before the Year Ends When is a perfect time to take a look at your financial and estate plans? Jackie Bedard, estate planning and elder law attorney discusses what you need to do as the year ends. -
Having the ‘Inheritance Talk’ How to have the 'inheritance talk', Cary-Raleigh-Apex area estate planning attorney, Jackie Bedard, offers some communication tips to a 'touchy' topic. -
The Power of Attorney and How It Can Be Abused Elder Fraud and the Power of Attorney, Cary-Apex area estate planning and elder law attorney, Jackie Bedard, of Carolina Family Estate Planning -
Overlooked Issues in Estate Planning Important estate planning details to not overlook, from Cary-Apex estate planning and elder law attorney, Jackie Bedard, of Carolina Family Estate Planning. -
Estate Planning Lessons From Tony Soprano Estate Planning & Elder Care Attorney Jackie Bedard of Cary, NC discusses estate planning lessons from the estate of James Gandolfini a.k.a. Tony Soprano. -
A Cary Wills and Trusts Lawyer Offers Advice for Newlyweds It is important for newlyweds to consider estate planning to protect themselves and their spouse should something unexpected happen. By: Jackie Bedard -
Will A Trust Really Fail For Lack Of Funding? A trust can fail to accomplish the client's wishes if it is not fully funded and does not stay that way. By: Jackie Bedard, Carolina Family Estate Planning -
Estate Planning Can Help You Make Medical Decisions for Your Same-Sex Partner Estate Planning documents can help protect your rights to make decisions for your same-sex partner. By Jackie Bedard, Carolina Family Estate Planning. -
Cary Estate Planning Lawyer Explains How a Prenuptial Agreement is an Essential Part of Estate Planning It is important to consider what happens to "yours, mine, and ours" in the event of death, as well as divorce, and Estate Planning attorneys are here to help.