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Cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and others have become popular investments for people around the country. While digital assets like these aren’t new, some don’t realize how important adding these assets to their estate plan is. After all, even if your...
It is a common misconception that estate planning is only for those with considerable wealth or those who have reached the latter stages of life. In truth, estate planning can bring numerous benefits to a vast array of people. Reluctance over estate planning places...
When you create an estate plan, your goal is to ensure that your wishes will be honored when you pass on and that the probate process will be as stress-free as possible. Ideally, a properly written will and other estate planning tools can help address most questions...
One tactic to keep someone from getting an inheritance as soon as you pass away is to put it in a trust. When you die, the money is then put in the trust, and the trustee has the job of giving the money to that individual at a certain point. This is often done when an...
Discussing what happens in the event of your death is often thought of as a morbid subject. However, this is a damaging misconception rather than reality. The truth is, having a sound estate plan is positive both for you and your loved ones. Any asset that you have...
Serving as the executor of someone's estate is a big responsibility. You have to submit their estate plan to the probate court and distribute their property to their family members and loved ones, among other responsibilities. However, before you can take the step of...
Writing a will allows you to select people who should receive your assets. When you pass away, your assets are all gathered, debts are paid, and then what is left goes to the people named in the will. If all of your heirs are adults, this may feel like an easy and...
Executing an estate gets easier the more you do it. Yet, most people only ever do it once, meaning they are likely to make mistakes that cost time, money, and, in some cases, trust. If you are named as executor, it is likely by a close family member or friend....
When you set up an estate plan, you choose who you wish to leave things to. Yet, each year, many people do not manage to achieve this. They die, and some of their assets go to the wrong people. If you make one of these estate planning errors, you will not see the...
In many cases, the community members we serve in Charlotte and Indian Trail, North Carolina, are new to estate planning. They do not know where to begin or how to get started. Unfortunately, confusion about estate planning usually results in two mistakes. Ignoring the...
