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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,…
Read MoreUpdating 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.…
Read MoreWho 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…
Read MoreWhat 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…
Read MoreWorried About Long-Term Care? Learn How Elder Law Can Protect Your Assets
Long-term care can quickly drain a lifetime of savings. In North Carolina, skilled nursing home costs can exceed $12,000 a month. Medicare will cover short-term care in a skilled nursing facility or rehabilitation center, but not extended stays, leaving families to pay for those expenses out of pocket. To qualify for Medicaid, your countable assets…
Read MoreWhat 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…
Read MoreWhen Can an Irrevocable Trust Be Modified? Key Exceptions Explained
Most people create an irrevocable trust believing it will never change. Life, however, has a habit of shifting our plans. Job losses, new tax rules, or a beneficiary’s medical crisis can make a once-perfect document feel like a straitjacket. At Trusts and Estates Law Group, we help families honor the spirit of the original plan…
Read MoreBrady Cobin Law Group Rebrands as Trusts and Estates Law Group of North Carolina
Raleigh, NC – April 18, 2025 – Brady Cobin Law Group, PLLC is proud to announce its official rebrand to Trusts and Estates Law Group of North Carolina. The new name reflects the firm’s enduring commitment to providing thoughtful estate planning and elder law services while honoring the life, work, and legacy of every client.…
Read MoreNC Estate Planning Tips for Real Estate Investors: Minimize Taxes & Protect Your Portfolio
Owning real estate in North Carolina brings opportunities and important decisions. As an investor, you may wonder how to manage taxes, protect assets, and ensure a smooth transfer of your estate to loved ones. That’s where estate planning matters. At The Trusts and Estates Law Group, we help North Carolina real estate investors protect what…
Read MoreABLE Account and Special Needs Trusts: How Both Can Help You in North Carolina?
Planning for the care of a loved one with disabilities is no small task. There are many choices to make, and knowing the financial tools that will protect their benefits while allowing for their financial freedom can feel overwhelming. Two popular options for protecting assets while maintaining eligibility for essential government benefits are ABLE accounts…
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