When a child with autism turns eighteen in North Carolina, the law sees them as an adult, regardless of their abilities or needs. Parents who have been making medical, school, and financial decisions for years suddenly lose automatic authority. Doctors may refuse to share health information. Schools must transfer educational […]
Owning a vacation home is one of the most meaningful family investments. Deciding how to protect it and pass it on can be complicated. One option some families consider is a Qualified Personal Residence Trust (QPRT). This tool can reduce federal estate taxes, avoid probate, and still let the owner […]
If you are the executor or administrator of an estate in North Carolina, one of your first and most stressful jobs is completing the probate inventory. Families often ask if they really have to list every single asset. They worry about how detailed they need to be, how to value […]
Why Protecting Your Disabled Adult Child’s Inheritance is Critical Leaving an inheritance for a disabled adult child is a noble gesture, but without careful planning, it can jeopardize their access to essential government benefits such as Medicaid and SSI. Many parents overlook the complexities involved in leaving money or assets […]
The High-Stakes Risk Few Crypto Investors Consider Digital assets like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other cryptocurrencies have reshaped modern portfolios, offering both opportunities and independence. However, this freedom comes with a dangerous tradeoff: if something happens to the owner, access to those assets can vanish instantly. Without a solid plan, families […]