How to Incorporate Charitable Giving into Estate Planning

Charitable giving can be one of the most meaningful ways to leave a legacy that reflects your values. When thoughtfully integrated into estate planning, it allows you to support causes close to your heart while also enjoying potential financial benefits. At Brady Cobin Law Group, PLLC, we understand the importance of planning for the future…

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Think Estate Planning Isn’t Necessary? Here’s Why It Might Be

Imagine facing a sudden event in which you cannot make your wishes known. It’s an unsettling thought, but one that highlights the importance of estate planning. At Brady Cobin Law Group, we’re here to help North Carolina residents gain control over their future—no matter their age or assets. Why Estate Planning Matters Creating an estate…

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Key Considerations in Estate Planning for LGBTQ+ Families

Estate planning for LGBTQ+ families involves unique challenges and opportunities. Understanding these key considerations is essential to ensure your wishes are respected and your loved ones are protected. Understand Your Marital Status in North Carolina The 2015 Supreme Court decision legalized same-sex marriage nationwide, but complexities remain. To avoid inheritance issues, ensure all past relationships…

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First Steps of Estate Planning

If you’ve recently lost a loved one, please accept our condolences. The weeks ahead will be difficult on many levels, handling the estate of the lost included. Our experience suggests that the steps below apply in most circumstances and will help guide you through the next several weeks. Notify family and friends of your loved…

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The Benefits of the Three-Legged Stool Approach to Estate Planning

Generations of retirees have relied on the well-known three-legged stool model of estate planning. Employee pensions, personal savings, and Social Security formed three stable legs that propped up a secure retirement plan.  Fast forward to today, when most companies have phased out pensions and the future of Social Security isn’t looking so secure anymore. How do you…

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How Taxes Affect Estate Planning

Nothing is certain in life other than death and taxes. What is the impact of taxes on estate planning? In 2022, the federal estate tax exemption is $12.06 million per person. If the value of your estate is under this threshold, then your estate will not be subject to tax. Those with estates totaling more…

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