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Do you have a will in place? You should. Every adult in North Carolina needs a comprehensive, well-drafted will that is customized to meet their needs, goals, and specific circumstances. Of course, a will is not, by itself, a comprehensive estate plan. You could also benefit from setting up a living trust. If you do …
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Estate planning is essential. Every adult in North Carolina should have a personalized estate plan in place that provides the maximum amount of protection for themselves and their loved ones. Yet, many adults lack an adequate estate plan. The AARP estimates that 6 in 10 American adults do not even have a will—let alone a …
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Many Americans will move to a different state during the course of their life. According to data provided by the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, approximately 40 percent of people nationwide live in a state different from the one in which they were born. Nearly half of the current residents of North Carolina were …
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Does your child or close loved one have special needs? If so, it is crucial that you speak with an attorney who understands the special estate planning needs you may have. Leaving money or property directly to the benefit of a special needs individual could undermine their eligibility for important government benefits, including Medicaid. The …
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Every adult needs an estate plan. A well-designed estate plan will help you ensure that your wishes are honored no matter what tomorrow brings. Yet, a shocking percentage of Americans do not have any type of estate plan in place. Indeed, a survey cited by the AARP found that 6 in 10 Americans lack basic …
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An all-too-common misconception is “When I die, my house will go to my spouse, I don’t need a will to ensure that happens.” While this belief might be correct, it is better to ensure that your real property transfers the way that you want it to, otherwise your property will be transferred by intestate succession. …
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You may be reviewing a will for yourself, or a loved one that is 10, 20, 30, or even 50 years old. With such an old document, you may be wondering, “Can a will expire?” In North Carolina, the answer is no. A will does not automatically expire during the life of the testator. In …
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Planning for the future is hard work. Planning for your death is even harder. Although no one wants to think about their own demise, executing well-drafted estate planning is essential to ensure that your assets are protected. At Plyler, Long & Corigliano, LLP, our attorneys are experienced in crafting individualized estate plans for our clients. …
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Estate planning refers to the process of executing certain legal documents that dictate how your assets will be managed or dispersed upon death. All estate planning should include a last will and testament. Your last will and testament can dispose of property such as cars, personal property, cash, stocks and bonds, and real property, among …
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Get to know your local Monroe, NC attorneys at Plyler, Long & Corigliano, LLP Ashley McBride joined Plyler, Long & Corigliano, LLP (formerly Perry, Bundy, Plyer & Long) in 2016 after graduating Magna Cum Laude from Campbell Law. Ashley focuses her practice on Real Estate, Estate Planning, Estate Administration, and Elder Law, …
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