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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North Carolina Estate Planning for Horse Owners The best way to care for your horses is with a North Carolina pet trust within a revocable living trust. Get peace of mind knowing your pets will be safe. -
Why Unmarried Couples in North Carolina Need an Estate Plan At a minimum, unmarried couples still need a will or a trust, healthcare directives, and financial power of attorney as part of their basic estate plan in NC. -
Estate Planning for Collections and Antiques in North Carolina If you collect antiques, coins, comic books, instruments, or something else, it’s important that your estate plan addresses what to do with your collection. -
Living A Better Life By Planning A Secure Future Our office recently participated in a Thrive Challenge which included points for completing different achievements in various aspects of life. -
Estate Planning in North Carolina for When Your Pets Outlive You You can use estate planning tools like a pet trust to ensure your beloved pets receive the proper care should you lose the ability to tend to them yourself. -
North Carolina Estate Planning for Your Art Collection Here we explore using trusts, LLC's, leaving the collection to family, donating, and other estate planning considerations for an art collection North Carolina. -
The Pitfalls of Joint Property Ownership Cary Estate Planning Attorney, Jackie Bedard, discusses the potential pitfalls of joint ownership. Carolina Family Estate Planning, Cary, NC. -
Special Needs Estate Planning Lawyer Cary, NC Children and adults with special needs need special consideration in your North Carolina estate plan. Call Attorney Jackie Bedard at 919.443.3035 today. -
For Non-Married Parents Estate Planning is Crucial Were you unmarried at the time of your child’s birth? Consider this if you want your children to gain the right to your inheritance. -
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