If you have recently gotten married, you have come to the right place! Our lawyer in Raleigh NC is recapping what you can do to ensure you have a sound estate plan! Newlywed Estate Planning Tips from our Lawyer in Raleigh NC Create or update your will - If you, or your spouse, have a will, it will need to be Continue Reading
Incapacitation Planning for Unmarried Couples, Part Two
If you are unmarried and have no children, but have a partner in life, there are things to consider when estate planning. A power of attorney should be named so that financial and healthcare decisions can be made should you become incapacitated. A power of attorney for finances will let you name someone to handle things such as bank accounts, bills, taxes and a small Continue Reading
Incapacitation Planning for Unmarried Couples, Part One
Over the course of the last few blogs, our estate lawyers in Cary NC has talked about estate planning for incapacitation. This is necessary for the event that one is unable to make healthcare decisions, financial decisions or other decisions based on well-being due to being incapacitated. If proper documents are in place naming a healthcare proxy and durable power of Continue Reading
Estate Planning for Incapacitation, Part Three
Are you just beginning to plan for your estate? If so, there are several things to consider. Over the course of the last couple of blog posts, our estate lawyer in Cary NC has gone over ways to plan for incapacitation within your estate plan. Today, we are here with more information. Incapacitation | Estate Lawyer Cary NC Last blog Continue Reading