The reported story of Marie-Thérèse Ross-Mahé shows how grief can turn into legal chaos without a plan.
Read More →There are several hints on your tax return that may clue you in to the need to update your estate plan.
Read More →A well-drafted estate plan should include contingencies for the immediate care and well-being of your children.
Read More →A well-crafted plan is the best tool to keep your entire family out of conflict.
Read More →Recent changes in the law may require a review of your plan.
Read More →Revocable living trusts offer many options & flexibiity.
Read More →A testamentary trust does little to minimize probate for your family.
Read More →Estate plans that look simple on the surface rarely are.
Read More →Inheritance taxes can change how you design your estate plan.
Read More →In short, they’re another way to keep part of your estate out of probate.
Read More →We plan for our wealth & belongings, but what about your debt?
Read More →Get a start on understanding options for long-term care.
Read More →Well over a $1.5 billion sits in North Carolina’s unclaimed-property coffers alone.
Read More →Frank conversations now can reduce family friction later.
Read More →Each tool plays a specific role in crafting your estate plan.
Read More →A mission statement drives your family’s shared purpose + plan.
Read More →Our plans are intended to keep your family out of court & out of conflict.
Read More →These conversations may be difficult to start, but often flow well thereafter.
Read More →I truly enjoy helping people understand their estate-planning options.
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