We All Need a Yearly Check-up: Your Estate Plan Does Too We go to the doctor to get our check-up’s just to make sure that we are in good health and to detect and treat any problems that we may not even have been aware of. These are the very same reasons why it is…
Read moreYour Time is Valuable. Let us help you get a jump start on Estate Planning. In the hustle and bustle of life, many of us struggle with prioritizing what tasks to complete and when. I often find myself avoiding those personal tasks that I know are important (but are not currently pressing) in favor of…
Read moreCharitable Giving in Your Estate Plan Including Charitable Gifts in Your Estate Plan Charitable giving lets you support nonprofit causes you value long after you pass. You can leave money or property to one or more charities. You decide whether to give a fixed dollar amount, a percentage of your estate, or specific assets like…
Read moreYou’ve Taken Care Of Others, But Have You Taken Care of Yourself? Planning Your Own Estate in North Carolina Many people devote years to caring for family members, yet they delay planning their own estates. Without a clear plan, you risk leaving loved ones to navigate probate court, tax issues, and asset distribution on their…
Read moreThings Every Mother Needs to Know About Estate Planning 1. Essential Estate Planning Tools for Mothers in North Carolina Estate planning helps mothers protect their children, assets, and wishes if they become unable to make decisions or pass away. In North Carolina, an effective plan usually includes a last will and testament, powers of attorney,…
Read moreWhat Happens When You Die Without a Will in North Carolina? Understanding Intestate Succession and Probate Administration When someone dies without a will, North Carolina law treats that person as dying “intestate.” Intestate succession sets the rules for how the decedent’s property passes to heirs. The estate must still go through probate, even without a…
Read moreEstate Planning Has Never Been More Imperative Why Estate Planning Matters Now Life changes quickly. Major health events, sudden illness, or unexpected death can leave loved ones scrambling. Without a plan, North Carolina law decides how to distribute your assets. That process often ties up funds in probate for months or even years. Proper estate…
Read moreDurham Estate Planning Lawyer – Estate Planning In NC with Bitcoin Audio Transcript: Estate Planning with Bitcoin 2020 Presentation Attorney Koenig: All right. So, I am glad to be here and you will be too. I expect that probably half of you are here because you think Bitcoin is the stupidest idea in the world.…
Read morePierce Law Group – Open and Ready for Duty Our Commitment to Probate Clients Pierce Law Group remains fully open and ready to assist families with all aspects of probate administration in North Carolina. We guide personal representatives through every step under Chapter 28A of the North Carolina General Statutes. Our team works efficiently to…
Read moreWhat to Expect From an Initial Estate Planning Meeting It doesn’t matter whether you have prepared an estate plan with an attorney before or whether this is your first time considering doing so, it is critical to fully understand how important a personal connection to your lawyer can be to your success. As I write…
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