Are you taking care of an elderly loved one or in charge of finances for a friend or family member? If so, there are a few things that could become complicated with their estate planning. Below, you'll find a few ways to avoid undue influence, should it become an issue for one reason or another. If you missed our previous Continue Reading
Undue Influence, Part Two
The elderly, even if they are of sound mind, can be vulnerable and trusting, especially when it is a family member suggesting changes to the will. This is called “undue influence.” It is closely related to fraud and forgery because it creates the same problem – someone else had input into the will other than the person creating it. Below, Continue Reading
Undue Influence, Part One
Undue influence occurs when someone might coerce or place pressure on another person to change his or her estate plan so that he or she benefits. Today, our estate lawyer in Cary NC is here to discuss this matter further and offer signs that might mean undue influence in estate planning. Signs of Undue Influence | Estate Lawyer Cary NC If you Continue Reading
More Estate Planning Tips for Business Owners
There are many things involved in closing a business, so having an estate plan can ensure that the people left behind, whether it’s the employees or the family of the owner, will be protected and will receive the inheritance the owner chooses. Today we are here to talk more about how to plan for your estate as a business owner. Continue Reading