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How Estate Planning Can Preserve Your Values and Life Lessons
When people think about estate planning, they often focus exclusively on the transfer of financial assets and property. While distributing wealth is certainly important, this narrow view misses one of the most meaningful aspects of a comprehensive estate plan: the opportunity to preserve and pass on your values, wisdom, and life lessons. Why Estate Planning is Important Beyond Financial Assets…
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How Do I Transfer My Deceased Spouse’s Assets Using North Carolina’s Small Estate Process?
Losing a spouse is one of life's most challenging experiences. Along with emotional grief, surviving spouses in North Carolina often face the daunting task of managing their deceased partner's assets. Fortunately, North Carolina law provides several streamlined options for handling smaller estates without going through the full probate process, including the small estate affidavit. [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fI5WS_aKrnk[/embed] What is a North Carolina…
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How Does the North Carolina Homestead Exemption Protect You From Creditors?
Your Home Might Be Safer Than You Think. Here's Why. If you're a North Carolina homeowner, you may have heard mentions of the "homestead exemption," but aren't sure exactly what it means or how it might protect you. This important legal provision could be crucial in protecting your primary residence during financial hardships. What is the North Carolina Homestead Exemption?…
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Should I Add My Child to the Deed of My Home to Avoid Probate?
As estate planning attorneys serving Cary, Raleigh, and the greater Triangle area, we often hear from clients looking for ways to simplify the estate administration process for their loved ones. A question that frequently comes up is whether adding a child to the deed of your home can help avoid probate. While this strategy may seem like an easy solution…
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How to Write a Will When You Have Stepchildren
As a stepparent, you know that the bonds you form with your stepchildren are just as meaningful as those with biological children. You've been there for the big moments, the small joys, and the challenges that come with blending a family. So when it comes to writing your will, it's only natural that you want to ensure your stepchildren are…
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