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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Why a “Simple” Will May Not Ne Enough Why a “simple” will may not be enough, Cary-Raleigh-Apex area estate planning and elder law attorney Jackie Bedard discusses the pitfalls of simple wills -
How to Protect Your Digital Assets After Your Death Learn how to protect digital assets after your death from Cary-Raleigh area estate planning attorney, Jackie Bedard, of Carolina Family Estate Planning -
Second Marriages: How Much of an Estate Is Spouse Entitled? Cary estate planning attorney reviews estate planning issues created by second marriages -
Problems with DIY Estate Planning Documents Cary estate planning and elder care attorney Jackie Bedard discusses some of the most common issues with online DYI estate planning documents and forms. -
Is Your Durable Power of Attorney Powerful Enough? Cary-Apex area estate planning attorney Jackie Bedard discusses many of the key issues and provisions missing from durable powers of attorney -
Should You Put Your Vacation Property in a Trust? Cary-Apex area estate planning attorney, Jackie Bedard, discusses how to protect your family's beach or mountain vacation property and keep it in the family -
What is a Special Needs Trust? Special needs planning attorney, Jackie Bedard, discusses the different types of special needs trusts and how they can benefit an individual with disabilities. -
Keys to Stopping Family Fights on End of Life Issues Attorney Jackie Bedard discusses the importance of properly drafted health care directives including a health care power of attorney and living will. -
A Guide to Different Trust Types Carolina Family Estate Planning provides a useful guide to understanding many of the common types of trusts that you may encounter. -
11 Reasons You Shouldn’t Add a Joint Owner to Your Assets Carolina Family Estate Planning attorney, Jackie Bedard, highlights some of the many reasons why it is not a good idea of add children as joint owners on assets