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Can the Probate Process Delay a Foreclosure in North Carolina?
Grief is heavy on its own, and a looming foreclosure on a loved one’s home only adds pressure. At Trusts and Estates Law Group (of North Carolina), we care about honoring each person’s life and helping families stick to a steady plan that respects those wishes. Our firm focuses on practical estate planning and thoughtful…
Read MoreNorth Carolina Updates How Wills Can Be Stored
What This New Law Means For You And Your Family Starting January 1, 2026, North Carolina made an important update to its estate planning laws. The change allows wills to be safely stored in electronic form under specific rules. This update was created to solve a very real problem. Many estate plans do not fail…
Read MoreTrust Litigation Explained: What It Is and When It Happens
Trust disputes can feel heavy. Family history, promises, and dollars all sit in the same room, and the pressure gets real fast. At Trusts and Estates Law Group (of North Carolina), we focus on honoring the life, work, and charity of every person who built an estate with care. Our goal here is simple: give…
Read MoreHow to Set Up a Special Needs Trust in North Carolina
Planning for a loved one with a disability can feel heavy, especially when you want to protect benefits like Medicaid or SSI while still giving them a full life. You want comfort, safety, and choices that last. At Trusts and Estates Law Group (of North Carolina), we focus on thoughtful planning and compassionate advocacy for…
Read MoreIs It Possible to Contest an Irrevocable Trust?
Trust disputes often come with grief, family tension, and a lot of unanswered questions. At Trusts and Estates Law Group of North Carolina, we work to honor each person’s legacy while guiding families through tough choices with care. Our goal in this article is to walk you through when an irrevocable trust can be challenged…
Read MoreIs It Possible to Sue a Family Trust? What You Should Know
Family trusts are meant to protect assets, carry out long-term plans, and reduce conflict. Even so, disagreements can surface when beneficiaries have questions about management, distributions, or fairness. In certain situations, legal action may be the only way to resolve those concerns. At Trusts and Estates Law Group (of North Carolina), we approach trust disputes…
Read MoreSigns of Undue Influence in Wills and How to Prove It
Questions about a will often surface at an already difficult time. When a document changes late in life, or a new beneficiary appears unexpectedly, it can leave family members wondering whether the will truly reflects their loved one’s intent. At Trusts and Estates Law Group (of North Carolina), we help families honor their loved one’s…
Read MoreHow to Approach Estate Planning Conversations with Parents
Bringing up estate planning with a parent can feel heavy, yet waiting often leaves families scrambling in a crisis. At Trusts and Estates Law Group (of North Carolina), PLLC, we focus on plans that respect a person’s life, work, and charitable goals. Our firm helps families talk through tough choices with care and plain language.…
Read MoreLiving Trusts in NC Explained: What You Should Know
Estate planning can feel like a lot of moving parts at once, and living trusts often raise the most questions. At Trusts and Estates Law Group (of North Carolina), we are committed to honoring the life, work, and charity of every person who sits across from us. We take pride in offering thoughtful guidance and…
Read MoreHave You Completed Your Year-End Financial Checklist?
As the holidays sweep in, many of us find ourselves juggling family time, travel, and loose ends we meant to tie up weeks ago. Even with all that happening, these last days before January 1 offer a simple chance to give your family more peace of mind. Estate planning isn’t just another task. It’s a…
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