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The Gifts of an Heiress in North CarolinaWhen an heiress leaves 300 million dollar estate in North Carolina, some common questions arise: When is it eccentricity & when is it incompetence? Generosity? Coercion?
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The Ghosts of Probate in North CarolinaDon't let outdated estate plans haunt your family. Learn why updating your plan after a spouse's death is crucial to avoid costly probate mistakes. Read more!
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'Trust' and CoordinationGetty being Getty could not help but use the promise of money as a club. His greatest threat to employees, friends, family was to write them out of the will.
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What is Modern Estate Planning Really About?With the estate tax exemption at least $3.5 million or higher, estate planning for most families hasn’t been about estate tax planning for a while now.
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How Estate Planning is like Shopping for a CarLike car shopping, estate planning is not a one-size-fits-all endeavor. A law firm should be willing to work with you to understand your goals and help you figure out the best plan that fits your budget.
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Tax Reform is Here: What You Need to Know in North CarolinaWhile you can find detailed summaries online regarding the key income tax changes in North Carolina, I wrote this memo to highlight changes. Read more!
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Reviewing your Estate Plan in North Carolina: Five Areas to ConsiderEstate Planning Attorney Jackie Bedard in North Carolina discusses the importance of updating your estate plan and reviewing changes from the previous year.
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"What If My Heirs Don't Want My Heirlooms in North Carolina?"Wondering what to do if your heirs don't want your heirlooms? Learn how to plan, communicate, and preserve your legacy with expert estate planning tips.
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Think Twice about Relying on POD & TOD Designations in North CarolinaEstate Planning Attorney Jackie Bedard discusses what can go wrong using Payable on Death and Transfer on Death designations to transfer assets to your heirs.
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Going on Vacation in North Carolina? Get Your Ducks in a Row First!Estate Planning Attorney Jackie Bedard in North Carolina discusses steps you need to take with your planning to prepare for vacation travel. Read blog for more!