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Anyone who has created a will or estate plan is well ahead of their neighbors. Studies show that fewer than 50% of all people have any estate planning documents in place. If you’ve taken the initiative to create an estate plan, we congratulate you. Nonetheless, estate planning estate planning is not a “one and done” …
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Social media is a fact of life. Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube have changed how people stay in touch with family and friends. In fact, millions of Americans have at least one social media profile, which they use to post updates on their lives: marriage, vacations, children…and sometimes their divorce. Unfortunately, over-sharing details about your divorce …
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A well-crafted estate plan should be comprehensive. Among other things, an estate plan in North Carolina may include a will, trust, and power of attorney (POA). There are many myths and misconceptions about how a POA actually works in our state. You may want to know: Can you use a Durable power of attorney to …
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Are you a parent who is going through a separation, divorce or child custody dispute in Union County? As part of your family law case, you will likely need to address child support. Navigating a child support case can be complicated. If you are negotiating a child support agreement, it is crucial that your rights …
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A last will and testament gives you the power to decide who will inherit your property after you die. North Carolina law affords a person broad discretion in exercising this power. This includes the right–with some limitations–to disinherit family members. Disinheriting Adult Children Indeed, a common question we get is, “Can I disinherit a child …
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It is no secret that financial problems are often a significant factor in a married couple’s decision to seek a divorce. Indeed, things may be in such dire straits that one or both spouses decide to file for bankruptcy at the same time that their divorce is pending. So how exactly can a bankruptcy affect …
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With more than 100,000 active duty military personnel in the state, North Carolina has the fifth largest military presence of any state in the country. If you or your spouse is a military member and you are considering filing for divorce in North Carolina, you need to be ready for the legal process. At Plyler, …
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Dealing with the aftermath of the passing of a loved one is never easy. Even if their death was expected, there are still many emotions that need to be processed. There are also legal, financial, and logistical considerations. Probate is complicated. The person in charge of managing the probate process—either the executor as named in …
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Does debt stress you out? You are far from alone. According to data cited by CNBC, nearly three-quarters of Americans cite financial issues as a primary source of stress—and debt is the most common financial problem that people and families are worried about. Debt can raise estate planning questions. You may be wondering: Will a …
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Are you considering buying a home? The real estate market in North Carolina continues to run hot. According to the most recent data from Zillow (April 2023), the median home sale in North Carolina exceeds $300,000—a more than ten percent spike over the previous year. Further, the median residential property in our state goes to …
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