Resolving Family Business Disputes in Estate Litigation in North Carolina
Family dinners, holiday gatherings, and weekend outings—what happens when these joyful occasions get overshadowed by conflicts over the family business? When your personal and professional lives are deeply intertwined, disputes can spill over into both realms, making Sunday dinners as tense as board meetings. In the worst cases, these disputes can carry over into estate…
Read MoreRecovering Wrongfully Depleted Inheritances in North Carolina
Inheritance issues are often sensitive and emotionally charged. But when you suspect that an inheritance has been wrongfully depleted or mismanaged, the emotional toll can be even higher. We at Brady Cobin Law Group understand how crucial it is to address these concerns promptly and effectively. What Constitutes a Wrongfully Depleted Inheritance in North…
Read MoreJointly Owned Property and Estate Litigation in North Carolina
Owning property jointly is a common practice in North Carolina. When two or more individuals have ownership rights to a particular property, they possess it ‘jointly.’ But what does this mean for the owners? At its core, joint ownership means all parties share equal rights to the entire property. However, when one party wants to…
Read MoreEssential Legal Documents for Aging Parents in North Carolina
As your parents age, it’s crucial to have essential legal documents in place to ensure their wishes are respected and that you’re prepared for any eventuality. Here in North Carolina, we often see families struggling with uncertainties and legal complexities that could have been avoided with some foresight. At Brady Cobin Law Group, PLLC, we…
Read MoreThe Challenges of Probate Without a Will in North Carolina
It’s a common scenario: life goes by so fast that sometimes, creating a will gets pushed to the back burner. The implications? A more intricate probate process. However, with the right guidance, you can navigate this complex situation smoothly. We are your partners in understanding and managing probate without a will. Reach out to us…
Read MoreUnderstanding the Impact of Estate Litigation and Financial Exploitation in North Carolina
Financial exploitation is increasingly becoming a concern in North Carolina, particularly for our older community members. This distressing act involves taking advantage of another’s financial resources without their consent, often under deceptive, misleading, or coercive circumstances. Typically, seniors are targeted due to their vulnerability, which can stem from cognitive decline, isolation, or unfamiliarity with modern…
Read MoreUnderstanding Estate Litigation in North Carolina
When someone passes away, their estate often becomes the subject of various legal actions, most notably, estate litigation. But what exactly does that entail in North Carolina? Estate litigation is the process of resolving disputes related to an individual’s estate, such as will contests, breaches of fiduciary duties, or disagreements about the distribution of assets.…
Read MoreExploring Affordable Assisted Living Options in North Carolina
At Brady Cobin Law Group, PLLC, we understand that the decision to move into assisted living is a significant one. It often involves emotional considerations, financial implications, and most importantly, the wellbeing of a loved one. Fortunately, North Carolina offers a range of affordable assisted living options that ensure quality care without breaking the bank.…
Read MoreJoin Us in Welcoming Gary Ernst
Our North Carolina Estate Planning and Elder Law attorneys are committed to honoring the life, work, and charity of every individual. Knowing that critical decisions regarding wills, trusts, and probate often need to be made while people are struggling with overwhelming emotions, Gary Ernst strives to explain everything in “plain English” so that clients understand…
Read MoreJoin Us in Welcoming Graham B Schmidt
Graham focuses his practice on estates because he enjoys bringing comfort to people who are anxious about the future. When clients face significant changes, such as the death of a loved one or the onset of a disability, Graham strives to serve as a source of calm while developing the right plan to meet future…
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