For my clients who have a child with special needs or who live with a... [Read more...]
Mark Costley
With more than 30 years’ experience in private practice, Mark Costley has helped hundreds of North Carolinians with estate planning, living trusts, financial law, probate, and trust administration. Mark’s work involves elements of teaching, strategic analysis and planning, documentation, and assisting clients in implementing their plans Read More!
What Is an ABLE Account?
Many of my clients are the parents or grandparents of a child with special needs.... [Read more...]
The Joy in Joint Trusts
Joint trusts offer clients many benefits both during life and after death. Those with joint... [Read more...]
What Is the Medicaid “Look-Back” Provision?
You may make it to your retirement years without ever needing to qualify for Medicaid... [Read more...]
How Do I Discuss Estate Planning with My Aging Parents?
Some of my clients are adult children of aging parents who are struggling to accept... [Read more...]
Digital Estate Planning Checklist
As part of the estate planning process, I encourage clients to create written lists of... [Read more...]
Choosing a Caregiver – Is Family Always the Best Option?
I sometimes have clients who are faced with difficult decisions related to the realities that... [Read more...]
How Do I Trust Thee…Part III
If a client’s Estate Plan involves a revocable trust, then the client needs to... [Read more...]
How Do I Trust Thee…Part II
When clients undertake Estate Planning, they face the difficult decision of naming one or more... [Read more...]
You will always want professional help when it comes to filing Estate Tax returns.
I frequently begin a consultation estate taxes with the phrase "I've got great news". That's... [Read more...]
Grandparents and Gifting: Using a Living Trust
I've heard it said that being a grandparent can be an exceptional gig. If you... [Read more...]
What to Do after an Alzheimer’s Diagnosis
An Alzheimer’s diagnosis can be very emotional. It can hit you like a locomotive and... [Read more...]
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