Our Carolina Estate Planning Blog
At Law Office of Nancy L Roberts PLLC, attorney Nancy Roberts helps Carolina families create and execute effective estate plans. On her blog, she shares helpful information and news about a variety of estate planning topics, including wills, trusts, probate, and more. Follow this blog for regular updates.
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The biggest threat to your estate plan - and how to avoid it! If you have minor children, you need an estate plan naming a guardian for your children if something happens to you. -
South Carolina Just Abolished Common-Law Marriage! South Carolina was one of a small number of states that recognized common-law marriage. That is no longer the case. -
Can you change an irrevocable trust? The short answer is, yes. You can change an irrevocable trust. Here's how - -
The Three (or Four) Indispensable Estate-Planning Documents Every Resident of the Carolinas Needs These documents are the minimum estate planning documents you need in North and South Carolina. -
The Weird Way You Prove Title to Inherited Real Estate in NC In NC, when you inherit real estate either by will or intestacy, you won't get a deed. -
Are Aretha Franklin's handwritten wills valid? It was reported yesterday that three handwritten wills were found in Aretha Franklin's home. The real question is whether any of the three wills is valid. -
This is rapidly becoming the most popular estate plan in America - and for good reason! Secrets of the Wealthy -
Keeping the Peace - Three Ways to Maintain Family Harmony When You Are Gone Don't leave your children to fight over your property. When a family member dies, it is a very emotional time. Tensions run high and can explode over who gets mom's clothing, china or engagement ring. -
How do you find the right estate planning attorney? Some of these tips may be obvious but others are not. Here's how to cut through the noise and find the right attorney for you. -
If You're a Parent - You Need an Estate Plan. Life can change in an instant. For parents, the question about whether to get an estate plan is a no-brainer.