Yearly Archives: 2021
Ramifications of a pour-over will
A pour-over will is a special tool that is useful for people in North Carolina who have trusts as a…
Why work with an attorney when starting a business?
When starting a business, it can be tempting to rely on your own business acumen. However, seeking assistance from other…
What happens when you close on a house?
Buying a new home is an exciting venture for residents of North Carolina. Once you find the one, you can…
3 common estate planning mistakes
Estate planning is an integral part of any responsible financial plan. Whether you have amassed a huge personal net worth…
Remember to include your pets in your estate planning
When planning your estate in North Carolina, there’s much to consider. Sadly, there are certain beloved members of the family…
How effective are liability waivers in North Carolina?
At some point, a business owner or entrepreneur could ask a client or customer to sign a liability waiver. Some…
Negotiating employee salaries in North Carolina
Negotiating employee salaries is an issue that many employers face. As a business owner, you may have felt uncomfortable during…
Why is a land survey important in real estate transactions?
Before buying real estate in North Carolina, it’s wise to conduct a land survey. Real estate agents sometimes make mistakes…
Notable changes in real estate law
The financial crisis of 2008 and onward shone a lot of light on the real estate market, especially on how…
What to know about buying your first home
Buying a home can be an excellent way to build wealth and become a permanent part of a North Carolina…
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