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Yes, college students and unmarried young adults do need an estate plan!

At the very least I recommend that all college students and unmarried young adults have powers of attorney in place. These are very simple documents, yet they afford a tremendous peace of mind. In the unanticipated event that a young adult aged 18 and older is medically rendered unable to make decisions, these documents allow […]

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Be cautious using “Do it Yourself” (DIY) wills and other estate planning services

As an attorney who not only drafts estate planning documents such as wills, trusts, guardianships, powers of attorney and healthcare directives—I also assist clients who need help administering a loved one’s estate. Often times these clients are coming to me because their loved one used a “Do IT Yourself” or “DIY” estate plan. Though such

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If I live in North Carolina but did my estate plan in another state do I need to redo it?

If you had all of your estate planning work done in another state, it is important for you to have those documents reviewed by a North Carolina Estate Planning Attorney.  This is because your estate will be probated in the state where you had your residence at the time of death. Since the rules of

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Choosing the right estate planning attorney

Choosing the right estate attorney can make a huge difference in your experience and overall estate plan. The key to making the right choice is knowing what qualities to look for before making a commitment. Read the article below for a few tips on choosing the right Estate Attorney for your needs.https://www.forbes.com/sites/nextavenue/2019/09/11/how-to-find-a-good-estate-planner/#440b7002541e

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