What are the components of Estate Planning in North Carolina?
Estate Planning in North Carolina can involve creating a Will, establishing Trusts, designating Beneficiaries, appointing a Power of Attorney, and setting up Advance Healthcare Directives. These components help individuals protect their assets, provide for loved ones, and carry out their wishes after death or incapacitation.
ER Law Trial Lawyers prepares Estate Plans according to an individual’s specific needs and goals. We can begin tailoring a plan for you during an initial consultation.
February 20, 2025 – Eric Richardson
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