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Category Archives: trusts
Using a special needs trust to provide for a disabled child
One of the central purposes of preparing an estate plan is to provide the needs of all of the children of the maker of the will. If one of those…
Estate planning can help keep the family money
We get it, estate planning seems daunting. But, in the midst of the craziness of the last year or two, it has become quite the popular topic in the news…
Why should I establish a trust if I already have a will?
It is commonly known that having a will is important if you have a preference regarding who you want to inherit your property and assets when you die. Many people…
Taking care of a child with special needs
The care and attention that loved ones give to a child with special needs does not end when they grow up. Fortunately, there are government programs that can give basic…
What are your options for trusts?
You feel ready to tend to your estate plan, and you learn about wills and trusts. Do you understand the different trust options? CNN Money describes multiple legal entity types.…
What are the benefits of a living trust?
Even with a last will and testament in place, you may still want to create a living trust. While a will dictates what you would like done with your assets…
Debt and your estate plan
Those creating or modifying an estate plan have a wide range of issues to take into consideration. Sometimes, people face a lot of uncertainty as a result of debt and…
Should I set up a trust?
You have worked your whole life to accrue assets, like your home, retirement savings, vehicle, and more. That is why proper estate planning is so important. A solid estate plan…
Is establishing a special needs trust necessary for our child?
There may be days when it feels like you and your spouse are the only people in North Carolina who genuinely understand what your son or daughter requires to thrive.…
What is decanting?
Some people are not sure about setting up trusts because they can be hard to change. Irrevocable trusts, for example, cannot be altered unless the beneficiaries consent to it. Fortunately,…
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