June is Alzheimer’s and Brain Awareness Month, a timely reminder of the importance of proactive estate planning. Estate planning for … [Read more...] about Recognizing the Signs: When to Update Your Estate Plan for Cognitive Decline
A Guide to North Carolina Trust Administration
When an Estate Planning Attorney at Clarity Legal Group works with clients to create an estate plan, they begin by listening carefully to … [Read more...] about A Guide to North Carolina Trust Administration
Can I Access Assets Held in a North Carolina Trust?
Understanding Access to Trust Assets in North Carolina If you're thinking about creating a trust as part of your estate plan, it's … [Read more...] about Can I Access Assets Held in a North Carolina Trust?
Why a Living Trust Beats a Power of Attorney for Securing Your Legacy in the event of Incapacity
When planning for your future, it’s important to ensure your affairs are handled smoothly if you become incapacitated and when you pass … [Read more...] about Why a Living Trust Beats a Power of Attorney for Securing Your Legacy in the event of Incapacity
Getting it Right for your Unmarried Partner: Key Estate Planning Strategies.
I often consult with unmarried couples who are deeply committed to each other yet have made the decision not to marry now – or perhaps never … [Read more...] about Getting it Right for your Unmarried Partner: Key Estate Planning Strategies.
Trust Administration is a More Private Way to Transfer Wealth
The trust administration process is a preferred way of transferring wealth after a death occurs. One of the many valuable features of … [Read more...] about Trust Administration is a More Private Way to Transfer Wealth
Why Would I Want A Revocable Living Trust?
Why Would I Want A Revocable Living Trust from Mark Costley This person or entity would be empowered to administer the trust in the event … [Read more...] about Why Would I Want A Revocable Living Trust?
