Our Elder Law and Estate Planning Case Results
Whether you are planning ahead to leave a legacy for your children and grandchildren or you are in the middle of a nursing home crisis, the information in our free legal library articles can help you understand your options in North Carolina. Learn about the kinds of trusts that are available to protect your assets and how you might be able to pay for long-term care without using up your life savings in these helpful articles.
Guardianship of an Incapacitated Spouse or Adult Child
You may need to petition for guardianship of an adult if mental illness, disease, or physical injury leaves your loved one unable to care for themselves.
Estate Planning Strategies for Unmarried Couples
If you intend to remain together without marrying, you and your partner need to plan for dealing with legal, health, and financial issues as you age.
Using IRAs to Pay for Long-Term Care
Even if you had the forethought to set aside funds in a retirement account, there are still financial pitfalls to avoid when preparing for long-term care.
Using QTIP Trusts for Asset Protection
Estate planning can be complicated if you have been married multiple times and have children from those marriages, but a QTIP trust can simplify the process.
Dying Without an Estate Plan in NC
If you die without a proper estate plan in place, intestacy laws may see your assets divided in unexpected ways that can cause family strife.
Why You Should Consider a Special Needs Trust for Your Child
Why You Should Consider a Special Needs Trust for Your Child
A special needs trust offers peace of mind to ensure your disabled or mentally ill child is cared for long after you are gone.
Getting Started with Legacy Lawyers
Completing our Estate Planning Questionnaire in its entirety will allow us to make your first appointment as productive as possible.
How a Will Forms the Basis of Your Estate Plan
A will is an important part of a North Carolina estate plan, but it’s not the only document you may need. Learn more here.
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