Learn important information about Estate Planning in North Carolina
We at Carolina Family Estate Planning believe it is our duty to educate our fellow North Carolinians on how they can prepare and protect their families for life, even after they are gone.
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Answers to Important Questions about Our Firm In the 6-step process for choosing an estate planning process, we presented a set of questions you should ask your law firm. Here are our answers. -
How Not to Get Ripped Off: A 6-Step System for Finding the Right Firm Choosing an attorney for your will or trust doesn't have to be hard. Our client provided us with his 6-Step System for Finding the Right Estate Planning Firm. -
Trustee Selection: Individual vs. Bank or Corporate Trustee With the popularity of trusts in NC, many clients ask whether it's smart to name an individual as trustee, or if they should select a bank or corporate trustee. -
Questions to Ask a Bank or Corporate Trustee Questions for vetting and selecting a Bank, Corporate Trustee, or Professional Trustee for your North Carolina estate plan. -
What to Expect When You Call Us for Probate Help Losing a Loved One is Hard. Our Compassionate Client Welcome Specialists Can Help You with the First Step to Navigating the Daunting Process of Your Loved One’s Final Affairs -
What To Do You Can’t Find The Original Will Or Trust After Someone Dies in NC What should you do a deceased family member had a Will or Trust but you haven’t found it? Tips for places to look and what to do if you exhausted your options. -
How Do You Know If A Will Is Authentic and Valid? There are several components to determining if a Will is valid and authentic. Here’s a guide for North Carolina executors navigating the probate process. -
Important Keys to Success for North Carolina Executors Serving as Executor can be a difficult and sometimes thankless role. Here are some keys to successfully serving as executor in North Carolina. -
An Overview of North Carolina Probate & Estate Administration Being named Executor is an honor—but it can also be daunting. Start here to understand the general phases of a North Carolina probate and estate administration -
What To Do Right Away When Someone Dies in North Carolina When a loved one dies in North Carolina, some tasks for handling the estate require immediate attention. Here is a helpful checklist to help you get started.