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Why Naming Co-Trustees or Co-Executors Might Be A Huge Estate Planning Mistake

When you sit down to design your estate plan, it’s completely natural to think about your children and want to treat them with absolute … [Read more...] about Why Naming Co-Trustees or Co-Executors Might Be A Huge Estate Planning Mistake

Date: June 22, 2026 Category: Estate Planning, Power of Attorney, Revocable Living Trust, Videos

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Legacy and Protection: Special Estate Planning Considerations for LGBTQIA+ Individuals and Couples

Estate planning is an act of empowerment. It ensures that your assets are distributed according to your wishes, your medical preferences are … [Read more...] about Legacy and Protection: Special Estate Planning Considerations for LGBTQIA+ Individuals and Couples

Date: June 19, 2026 Category: Asset Protection, Estate Planning, LGBTQ+ Resources, Revocable Living Trust

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Understanding a Lady Bird Deed in North Carolina: What it Does and Doesn’t Do

While a Lady Bird Deed can sound like the perfect "shortcut," it is rarely a complete substitute for a comprehensive estate plan. Let’s dive … [Read more...] about Understanding a Lady Bird Deed in North Carolina: What it Does and Doesn’t Do

Date: June 16, 2026 Category: Estate Planning, Medicaid in North Carolina, Revocable Living Trust

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Building a Legacy of Liberty: The Visionary Estate Plan of Madam C.J. Walker

During Black History Month, we honor the trailblazers who broke barriers in business and civil rights. As estate planning attorneys, we look … [Read more...] about Building a Legacy of Liberty: The Visionary Estate Plan of Madam C.J. Walker

Date: February 10, 2026 Category: Business succession, business succession planning, Estate Planning, General, Legacy Planning, Revocable Living Trust

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How to Protect Your Family’s Inheritance from Creditors and Divorce

When people think about estate planning, they often focus solely on who receives their assets. However, how beneficiaries receive those … [Read more...] about How to Protect Your Family’s Inheritance from Creditors and Divorce

Date: January 6, 2026 Category: Estate Planning, Revocable Living Trust, Videos

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Why Your Financial Planner Shouldn’t Create Your Estate Planning Documents

Estate planning and financial planning work together, but they are not the same discipline. Your financial planner plays a vital role in … [Read more...] about Why Your Financial Planner Shouldn’t Create Your Estate Planning Documents

Date: November 17, 2025 Category: Estate Planning, Financial Planning, Revocable Living Trust, Wills

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Estate Planning Attorney vs Online Service: Don’t Let Your Plan Fall Short

If you're deciding between working with an estate planning attorney vs an online service, the differences go far beyond price. The real … [Read more...] about Estate Planning Attorney vs Online Service: Don’t Let Your Plan Fall Short

Date: November 14, 2025 Category: Estate Planning, Revocable Living Trust, Wills

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Top 5 Qualities to Look for When Choosing a Successor Trustee

When setting up a trust, one of the most important decisions you’ll make is choosing a successor trustee. This person will manage your trust … [Read more...] about Top 5 Qualities to Look for When Choosing a Successor Trustee

Date: September 29, 2025 Category: Estate Planning, Revocable Living Trust, Trust Administration, Trusts

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Guardianship vs. Trust: What’s the Right Path When a Loved One Needs Help?

When a loved one becomes unable to manage their personal or financial affairs due to age, illness, or disability, families often find … [Read more...] about Guardianship vs. Trust: What’s the Right Path When a Loved One Needs Help?

Date: July 21, 2025 Category: Elder Law, Estate Planning, Revocable Living Trust, Special Needs Planning, Trusts

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