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Category: Asset Protection
- Getting Things Right with Long-Term Care Insurance.
- What are the Biggest Risks to Your Assets?
- The Steps Involved in Asset Protection
- Retirement Planning: Consider Assisted Living Costs — Mark Costley
- What Is A Living Trust?
- 2015 Lifetime and Annual Gift Tax Exclusion Increases
Category: consumer protection
- What Everyone Should Know about the New FDIC Regulations
Category: Elder Law
- How to Protect your Loved Ones Needing Care: Questions to Ask When Choosing a Long-Term Care Facility
- Are You and Your Parents Safe from Financial Predators?
- Bacteria Found in Gum Disease May Lead to Alzheimer’s
- Estate Planning Attorneys Offer Counselling about IRAs
- The Elder Law Attorneys of Clarity Legal Group® are pleased to be presenting at the Triangle Caregivers Conference in Durham today
- When Might I Need an Elder Law Attorney?
- What Is A Living Will?
Category: Estate Administration
- Trust Administration Explained
- Trust Administration is a More Private Way to Transfer Wealth
Category: Estate Planning
- What You Do Not Know about Estate Planning Could Hurt You
- A Living Will brings Clarity to your Estate Plan.
- Tax Reporting with Trusts
- Taxation of Nongrantor Trusts
- Advantages of Using a “Grantor Trust” in Planning
- What Is the Uniform Transfer to Minors Act?
- What Estate Plan Changes Do I Need to Make Following the Loss of My Spouse?
- How to Pick the Best Person to Administer Your Estate
- Beneficiary Designations and the SECURE Act: Eligible Designated Beneficiaries
- Beneficiary Designations and the SECURE Act: Prior Designations
- Beneficiary Designations and the SECURE Act Basics
- Getting it right when Disinheriting an Heir
- Asserting Control and Exercising Care over Multigenerational Wealth
- The Whole Point of doing a Will is to Get it Right and Know you Got it Right
- How Can I Keep My Estate Plan Private?
- Keeping Things Right in Your Estate Plan: How Life Changes may Prompt Plan Changes
- Getting it Right for your Unmarried Partner: Key Estate Planning Strategies.
- Important Estate Plan Updates for a Surviving Spouse
- Families Gather in Novel Ways in Pandemic
- Estate Planning Conference Discusses SECURE Act and More
- The SECURE Act and What It Means for You
- Are You Cohabiting? If So, Estate Planning Is Essential
- A Strong Estate Planning Law Firm Helps you Handle Life’s Curves
- Why You Need to Update Your Estate Plan after a Divorce
- New Tax Proposal re: Retirement Savings
- Beneficiary Designations, etc., Aren’t a True Substitute for a Trust
- Planning to Avoid Too Much SALT
- You Never Know: Planning for the Unexpected
- When Should I Update My Estate Plan?
- What Happens to Your Assets if You Don’t Make an Estate Plan?
- Planning for Frequent Flyer Miles
- Should You Talk With Your Loved Ones About Estate Planning?
- What to Do About Leaving Money to an Heir Who is Financially Irresponsible
- Planning for the International Client
- 6 Important Estate Planning Considerations – Part 2: Long-Term Care
- Durham Estate Planning Attorneys Explain Benefits of Advanced Directives
- 6 Important Estate Planning Considerations – Part 1: Incapacity
- Common Mistakes When Making a Will
- Age-Related Retirement Milestones
- Can Leaving an Equal Inheritance be unfair?
- Basics of Estate Planning: Lack of Coordination
- 5 Situations That Should Send you to An Estate Planning Attorney
- Law in the U.S. can be Participatory
- Is Probate Always Required?
- How Can You Provide for Your Pet in Your Estate Plan?
- How to Find the Right Estate Planning Attorney
- 5 Power of Attorney Mistakes to Avoid
- IRS Announces 2016 Estate Tax Adjustment
- Is North Carolina Probate Always Required
- Creating a North Carolina Basic Estate Plan
- The 2015 Lifetime Estate Tax Exclusion & Annual Gift Tax
Category: Estate Planning
- How Can an Estate Planning Attorney Help Me?
- 5 Reasons to Use a Living Trust to Distribute Your Estate
- How Do I Include Intellectual Property into My Estate Plan?
- What If I Don’t Want to Be the Executor?
Category: Estate Tax
- Gift and Estate Taxes – the Basics
Category: Family Owned Business
- Succession Planning for Your Family Business
Category: General
- Getting Estate Planning Right: Who Decides If I Am “Incapacitated?”
- Seven Steps to Prepare for your Own Long-Term Care
- Introducing Our 5-Day Rocket Process
- How Does the Coronavirus Impact your Need to do Estate Planning?
- My Loved One Just Passed Away. What Steps Do I Need to Take?
- The Top Reasons for Avoiding Probate
Category: Incapacity Planning
- Are There Alternatives for Managing Property When Someone becomes Incapacitated?
- How a Chapel Hill Living Trust Attorney Helps You Plan for Incapacity
- How Can Durham Area Elder Law Attorneys Help You Plan for Incapacity?
Category: Inheritance
- Let’s Get it Right for Problem Beneficiaries — The Addict
- Who Should Manage My Child’s Inheritance?
Category: IRA
Category: Legacy Planning
- How Is Legacy Planning Different from Estate Planning?
- What Is Legacy Planning?
Category: Legal Education
Category: Life Insurance
- Understanding Your Life Insurance Options
- Can Life Insurance Be Paid to a Trust?
Category: Medicaid in North Carolina
- Plan Early to Protect Your IRA in Advance of a Possible Medicaid Application
- Are You Eligible for Medicaid If You Own a House?
- 5 Things You Need to Know about Qualifying for Medicaid As a Senior
- North Carolina Nursing Homes Could be Kicked Out of the Medicare Program
- What is Considered a Countable Asset for Medicaid?
- Key Things a Chapel Hill Medicaid Attorneys Wants You to Know
- How Medicaid Attorneys Help Plan for Nursing Home Care
- North Carolina May Have to Repay $20 Million in Medicaid Reimbursements
- Do You Need to Include Medicaid Planning in Your Estate Plan?
- Is Medicaid Only For the Poor?
Category: Medicare
- What Is the Difference between Medicare and Medicaid?
- What Is An Elder Law Attorney?
Category: Power of Attorney
- What Is a Durable Power of Attorney?
Category: Probate
- How Do I Know If I Need to Probate My Mother’s Estate?
- 5 Things You Need to Do Immediately If You Are the Executor
- Why an Executor Should Hire a Probate Lawyer
- What are Some of the Different Ways to Avoid Probate?
- Why Avoid Probate?
- What Executors Must Know About the Probate Process
- Can Probate Be Avoided?
Category: Retirement Planning
Category: Revocable Living Trust
- Why Would I Want A Revocable Living Trust?
Category: Special Needs Planning
- Understanding the Types of Special Needs Trusts
Category: Trust
- How implementing a Living Trust helps you get planning right.
- The Ultimate Caregiver Guide
- The Ultimate Caregiver Guide
- What is a Revocable Living Trust?
- How Trust Lawyers Help Trust Beneficiaries in the Triangle
- Why work with a Trust Attorney when Creating a Living Trust?
- Do Trust Lawyers Only Help Wealthy People?
- 5 Ways Durham Chapel Hill Trust Attorneys Help You Protect Your Family
- The Value of a Living Trust
- What Is Involved in Creating a Trust?
Category: Trust Administration
- A Living Trust can significantly reduce costs of Administration.
- Should I Appoint a Family Member or Professional to Undertake the Responsibilities of Trustee?
- How to Pick Your Trustee
- What to Know Before Agreeing to be a Trust Administrator
- Your Trust Administration Checklist
Category: Trusts
- The Unique Benefits of Establishing an Irrevocable Trust
- How to Protect your Beneficiaries from Bad Choices and Bad Luck
- Using an Asset Protection Trust as part of your Estate Plan?
- How Can I Use a Trust to Protect My Minor Child’s Inheritance?
- What Is A Special Needs Trust?
Category: Wills
- Estate Planning Always Starts with a Question. Make Sure it’s the Right One.
- I Was Appointed Executor of a Will of a Decedent. Now What?
- Can’t I Just Save Money by Using a DIY Will?

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