Does a Will Need to Be Notarized in North Carolina?

Writing a will is one of those tasks that feels distant until a family crisis strikes, then everyone wishes it had been done last year. A clear plan spares loved ones stress and keeps your voice front and center. At Trusts and Estates Law Group (of North Carolina), we are committed to honoring the life,…

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Updating Your Will After Divorce: What the Law Says

Divorce reshapes life in big and small ways, and your estate plan is part of that picture. If your will still reflects a past relationship, your wishes can get lost, or worse, spark family tension later. At Peach State Wills and Trusts©, we help Georgians refresh documents so they match real life, not yesterday’s story.…

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Who Needs a Trust Instead of a Will in North Carolina?

Thinking about whether you need a trust or a will can feel like a big fork in the road. At Trusts and Estates Law Group (in North Carolina), we are committed to honoring your life, work, and charity in a way that reflects your values. Our team provides thoughtful estate planning advice and steady, compassionate…

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What Can Void a Will? Legal Reasons Explained

Wills carry a lot of weight, and for good reason. If a will is valid, your property goes where you intend, and your story gets told the way you wrote it. At Trusts and Estates Law Group (in North Carolina), we work to honor each person’s life, work, and charity with thoughtful planning and compassionate…

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What Are the Five Core Elements of Estate Planning?

Life changes quickly, yet the stories we leave behind can last for generations. At Trusts and Estates Law Group (of North Carolina), PLLC, we focus on helping families shape those stories with clear, practical plans. Our firm offers thoughtful guidance that respects both lifetime wishes and family values. In this article, we explain the five…

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