Learn Important Information About Properly Planning a North Carolina Estate
Carolina Family Estate Planning focuses its practice on educating the community on how they can prepare their families for life after they are gone.
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Avoid Probate Or The Best Way To Take Care Of Your Children? We’ve seen many estates in which focusing on keeping the home out of probate has actually created more problems instead of less. Here’s why... -
Easy Online Young Adults Power Of Attorney In North Carolina Once your child turns 18, they’re considered to be a legal adult. This means no legal authority for healthcare providers to share information with you. -
My Grandfather Planning Medicaid vs A Revocable Living Trust My grandfather lived to be almost 96 years old. Did we opt for Medicaid Planning? A Revocable Living Trust? We didn’t have a crystal ball... -
The Importance of Selecting the Right Health Care Agent When It Comes To Long Term Care Planning, It’s Important To Select A Health Care Agent That Will Be A Great Advocate For You. -
2020 Year-End Legal, Tax, Insurance Planning Opportunities 2020 Year-End Legal, Tax, Insurance, and Financial Planning Opportunities -
'Government Proof' Your Future It's more important than ever to build an estate plan that isn’t overly dependent on the whims of government and allows you to take control and keep things as private as possible. -
SECURE Act: Law Change Upends IRA Inheritance Rules Effective Jan 1, 2020, the SECURE Act makes potentially catastrophic changes to tax treatment of retirement accounts passed down upon the originator's death. -
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. -
Don't Get Ripped Off: 6-Steps 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. -
Will You Accidentally Disinherit Your Children? Cary, NC wills & trusts attorney, Jackie Bedard, shares common ways that parents accidentally disinherit their children