Videos About Protecting Minor Children in North Carolina

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Carolina Family Estate Planning prepared these videos to help educate you on the ways to protect minor children with comprehensive estate planning.

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Reasons Why Blended Families Need A Great Estate Planning
Why You Should Update Your Estate Plan After A Divorce In NC
Protect Your Child's Inheritance From Divorce
Do You Have College-Aged Children? Once your child turns 18, they're considered to be a legal adult, and you have no legal authority on more than one matter.
Important Things Parents of Young Children Should Think Through When Creating an Estate Plan
How to Protect Your Child from Spending an Inheritance Too Soon