WILLS & ESTATES

- Wills & Estates - 

PLANNING FOR THE FUTURE

Our attorneys guide you in drawing up a valid North Carolina will so that your spouse, partner, children, and family members will be provided for after your death. We'll also advise you regarding the selection of a suitable executor, trustee or guardian to administer your Last Will and Testament as per your directions.

Creating a Will does not have to be a complex or time consuming process, but by investing just a little time and thought you can be assured that your final wishes will be adhered to.

WHO SHOULD HAVE A WILL?

Ideally everyone with any possessions should have a Will. Married or single, with or without children, heterosexual or same sex couples, this simple document gives you complete control over the final distribution of anything you own.

LIVING WILLS:

A Living Will is a document which lets you decide whether or not to be kept on artificial life support. If you are unable to make health care decisions yourself, a Living Will allows you to appoint someone to make decisions on your behalf in accordance with your wishes.

WHO SHOULD HAVE A LIVING WILL?

Anyone who would like to have control over their own final life decisions should have a Living Will. A Living Will is a fairly simple legal document that offers great peace-of-mind and can be personalized to suit your requirements.

POWER OF ATTORNEY

A Power of Attorney is a document which allows someone to act on your behalf while you are alive. When you talk to one of our attorneys about your Will, we'll also counsel you and help you make decisions about:
  • Power of attorney matters
  • Health care directives and options
  • Trusts, including living trusts and revocable trusts
  • Probate matters
  • Different estate planning options
  • Trusts
  • Trust litigation
  • Living trusts
  • Living wills
  • Health care directives
  • Power of attorney matters
  • Probate administration
For more information on estate planning, call 336-747-9800 today!
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