Yearly Archives: 2023
What To Know About NC Real Estate Boundary Laws
Real estate can be a complicated legal matter in the state of North Carolina. Real estate disputes, for one, can…
Creating a planned giving program
All throughout North Carolina, there are hundreds of worthy charities and organizations that could use financial assistance. Some of these…
Why a purchase offer should be custom, not boilerplate
Buying a piece of real property in North Carolina could very well be the biggest transaction someone ever completes. They…
Appointing a professional executor
Choosing a responsible executor in a will is a critical element of estate planning. North Carolina testators may have a…
Older people are less likely to have an estate plan
It’s always been pretty common for young adults in North Carolina to delay planning their estates. However, a recent trend…
What is required for a burglary charge?
In North Carolina, burglary is a felony offense punishable by a maximum sentence of up to 160 months. The legal…
Unequal treatment when crafting an estate plan
Assets remaining in your North Carolina estate will be transferred to beneficiaries after you die. A common strategy is to…
Tips for reducing family conflict over an estate plan
People who are part of North Carolina families where there is a good deal of conflict may face some additional…
What can you expect at a North Carolina real estate closing?
North Carolina requires a real estate attorney to prepare the closing documents for a home purchase, although they do not…
Using estate planning as a new parent can be highly beneficial
If you’re having a baby in North Carolina, you’ve probably been planning for this event by accumulating diapers, onesies and…
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