Cheryl David

Is Your Estate Plan Up To Date?

Does Your Estate Plan Still Reflect Your Wishes? Some of us have more time now, and the situation with the virus is making us reflect on what's important, like our family, staying healthy and what would things look like if we get sick or pass away. We know that you're more prepared than most, because you're our client, and you've done your important planning. However, families …  read more

Resources To Help You From During The Covid-19 Outbreak

Resources for You: During this uncertain time, here are some resources you have available to you, that help keeps you safe and secure in your home: Grocery Delivery Services Publix  Harris Teeter  Walmart  Amazon Prime  Food Delivery Services UberEats DoorDash Grubhub Postmates COVID-19 Updates  Centers for Disease Control & Prevention …  read more

Probate Terms in North Carolina – Part 2

Last week we looked at several common probate terms in North Carolina. Because probate is a relatively obscure area of the law that most people don't encounter until after the death of a close family member or loved one, we think it's important to expand on last week's list by explaining some additional common probate terms of North Carolina you might come across. Of course, these …  read more

Basic Estate Planning Questions – What is the Difference Between a Will and a Living Will?

The process of creating a comprehensive estate plan in the Greensboro, North Carolina area will most likely require you to create both a will and a living will. But why is this? Why do you need both of these documents? What does one document do that the other cannot? If you have been reading our blog for some time, you might already have an idea about why using both a will and a …  read more

Basic Estate Planning Questions – Should I Make a Video Will?

Some people who create an estate plan in the Greensboro, North Carolina area want to know whether or not they should create a video will as a part of that plan. In this week's discussion on basic estate planning questions, we are going to look at some common questions surrounding video wills and their role in estate planning. As with any discussion on a specific estate planning topic, …  read more

Basic Estate Planning Questions – What is a Will Contest?

In this week's discussion of basic estate planning questions in North Carolina, we are going to look at the will contest. Also known as challenging a will, a will contest is something that might sound like it's more common than it is, probably because it is more often portrayed in films and fiction then it occurs in real life. A will contest can arise only in specific situations when …  read more

ATTENTION: LAW CHANGE – NEW NORTH CAROLINA POWER OF ATTORNEY DOCUMENT

Learn more by reading a recent post on the UNC School of Government blog or by reading the North Carolina Uniform Power of Attorney Act. In my opinion, the Power of Attorney is one of the most important documents you should have. This document allows someone named as your agent to act for you during incapacity. Since none of us know when incapacity will strike, it’s important to have …  read more

Special Need Solutions for Special Needs Children

Estate plans are an essential part of planning for the future, and when you have an heir with a mental disability or other impairment that limits their ability to take care of themselves, it is even more important. The U.S. Census Bureau reports that 10 percent of American families have a special needs child with a physical, emotional, or mental disability, and 60 percent of parents …  read more

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