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Common Estate Disputes and How to Avoid Them
Grief and family history tend to collide during probate, which is why small disagreements can turn into bigger fights. Promises get mixed with memories, and suddenly, the simplest question, Who gets what?, feels heavy. At Trusts and Estates Law Group of North Carolina, PLLC, we focus on plans that honor each person’s life, work, and…
Read MoreWhat to Bring to Your Estate Planning Meeting
Scrambling for papers the night before a meeting is no fun. A simple checklist can turn that stress into confidence and help your first session move faster. At Trusts and Estates Law Group (of North Carolina), we aim to honor your life, work, and giving, and that starts with a clear picture of you and…
Read MoreHaving the Estate Planning Conversation at the Holiday Table
The holidays bring us together in a way few other times do. Between the laughter, familiar recipes, and stories that resurface each year, it’s a reminder of how much family matters. While everyone is gathered, it can also be a good moment to talk about something meaningful, how we want to care for one another…
Read MoreTop Questions to Ask a Probate Attorney Before Hiring
Grief has its own clock, and dealing with court forms while missing someone you love can feel unfair. At Trusts and Estates Law Group (of North Carolina), we focus on honoring the life, work, and charity of every person, while helping families make careful choices with calmness and care. Our firm offers thoughtful planning guidance…
Read MoreHow Long After Death Must Probate Be Filed in North Carolina?
Grief does not run on a schedule, and neither does North Carolina probate. Still, timing matters for a smooth transfer of property and protection of the estate. At Trusts and Estates Law Group (of North Carolina), our firm focuses on honoring the life, work, and charity of every individual, and we take that responsibility seriously.…
Read MoreProbate vs. Non-Probate Assets: What’s the Difference?
Have you sorted which of your assets go through probate, and which skip it altogether? That one choice can shape how quickly loved ones receive help, how private the process stays, and how much work hits your family during a hard time. At Trusts and Estates Law Group (of North Carolina), we honor the life,…
Read MoreWhat Happens If a Spouse Dies Without a Will in North Carolina?
Losing a spouse is heavy, and the legal chores that follow can feel like a pile-on. Questions about the house, bank accounts, and who gets what often arrive before the funeral flowers fade. If this is where you are, you are not alone, and clear information goes a long way. At Trusts and Estates Law…
Read MoreDoes 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…
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