Carolina Family Estate Planning offers a variety free resources on including books, reports, e-courses, newsletters and more on estate planning, long term care planning, Medicaid, VA benefits, Alzheimer's care, protecting minor children, and more to North Carolina residents in and around Cary, North Carolina and surrounding communities.
Wills, Trusts and Estate Planning
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Free In-Person Seminar: Alzheimer's Planning Center
When is it more than just forgetfulness? What you need to know and how to proceed. Save My Spot -
Free Online Seminar: 3 Secrets To Protect Your Family Without Going Broke Or Being A Burden
This free online seminar will teach you what you can do to make sure your wishes are clearly known so that your family doesn’t have to endure heartache and pain when it comes to dealing with the inevitable. Reserve Your Seat! -
Estate Planning Pitfalls & How to Avoid Them: Protecting Your Legacy, Lifestyle, and Beneficiaries
Need to set up an estate plan but not sure how? Order our book, Estate Planning Pitfalls - Twelve Most Common Threats to Your Estate and Your Family's Future. Request Information -
Secrets of How to Choose a Will or Trust Lawyer
Get the inside secrets from a lawyer who only does wills, trusts, and related work, who can help you avoid getting ripped off using a simple six-step process. Yes! I Want My Free Book! -
How to Tell Loved Ones What You'd Like to Happen
How to tell loved ones what you'd like to happen if you are incapacitated or when you die. You need to tell your family about your plan. The best time is NOW! Request Information
Protecting Minor Children
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Online Seminar: 3 Easy Steps To Protect Your Minor Children
What You Need to Know About Protecting Your Minor Children Without Having Your Estate Destroyed By The Courts, Creditors, or Family Feuds Register Now! -
The Children's Safeguard Planning Guide
Free guide to help you ensure that if the unthinkable were to happen, your children would be loved and cared for and have a secure financial future. Request Information -
Legal Planning for Children and Young Adults with Special Needs
Planning ahead for a child with disabilities is an extremely important and time-sensitive task. Your child is counting on you to create a legal and financial plan that not only protects him or her now, but well after you are gone. Request Information -
Guide to Choosing Guardians for Minor Children
Carolina Family Estate Planning's free Guide to Choosing Guardians for Minor Children for North Carolina parents. Request Information
Long-Term Care Planning
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Hope For Caregivers: ABC’s of Long-Term Care & Legal Planning
Caregivers Guide from Carolina Family Estate Planning - Hope For Caregivers: ABC’s of Long-Term Care & Legal Planning Request Information
Medicaid & Nursing Home Care
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The Ultimate Guide To Paying For Nursing Home Care in North Carolina
Want to discover how to avoid Nursing Home poverty? Order Attorney Jackie Bedard's book "The Ultimate Guide To Paying For Nursing Home Care in North Carolina". Request Information -
9 Steps to Peace of Mind for the Parkinson’s Family
Do you have a loved one who suffers from Parkinson’s Disease or other Neurological Disorders? If you are concerned about what steps to take to protect yourself, don’t do anything until you read our FREE Special Report. Request Information
Alzheimer's Planning Center
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If the Diagnosis Is Dementia: What It Means & What You Need To Know
If you or a loved one is exhibiting signs of memory loss or has been diagnosed with cognitive impairment or dementia, discover how to prepare for the journey ahead. Request Information -
A Guide to Alzheimer's Disease
Free helpful guide for North Carolina families affected by Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia. Request Information
Probate, Estate & Trust Administration
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First Steps When a Loved One Passes Away
In the days and weeks after a loss, probate and estate administration are fraught with grief, questions, and family complications. We wrote this checklist to help. Request Information -
Understanding Estate Administration
In the days and weeks after a loss, probate and estate administration are fraught with grief, questions, and family complications. We wrote this guide to help. Request Information