What Constitutes Elder Abuse?

Elder abuse is a critical issue that demands attention and understanding. In North Carolina, the aging population is particularly vulnerable to various forms of abuse. At the Trusts and Estates Law Group, we believe in recognizing the signs of elder abuse and taking appropriate action. Elder abuse can manifest in several ways, including physical, emotional,…

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How Can I Identify Signs Of Elder Abuse?

Elder abuse is a concerning reality in our society, and being able to identify its signs is crucial, especially for the loved ones of older adults. At the Trusts and Estates Law Group, we understand the importance of this issue in North Carolina and aim to empower you with knowledge. Identifying elder abuse can be…

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Understanding Patient Rights in Elder Care

Aging is a natural part of life, and as we or our loved ones grow older, the need for specialized care becomes increasingly important. At the Trusts and Estates Law Group, we understand the challenges that come with aging and the transition to elder care. In this blog post, we will explore the fundamental aspects…

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What Is Elder Law?

Going through the legal and emotional landscape as you age can be challenging. Elder Law is a field that focuses on the specific needs of seniors and their families. This post aims to shed light on Elder Law and how the attorneys at the Trusts and Estates Law Group can help you and your loved…

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Dying Without a Will in North Carolina

What Happens When a Person Dies Without a Will Under North Carolina Inheritance Law? If there is no will to direct the distribution of assets, then the property of the deceased’s estate is distributed according to the North Carolina Intestate Succession Act. The probate process is administered by the Office of the Clerk of Superior…

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Disinherited in North Carolina? Here’s What You Can Do

Firstly, it’s essential to grasp what being disinherited actually means. In the simplest terms, if someone is disinherited, it means they’ve been left out of a will or trust intentionally. This could result from family disagreements, oversight, or even undue influence on the decedent. Often, being disinherited can come as a shock and may leave…

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Reverse Mortgages and Elder Law in North Carolina

A reverse mortgage is a unique type of loan, specifically tailored for homeowners aged 62 or older. Instead of making monthly payments to the lender, the lender makes payments to the homeowner, based on the equity they’ve accrued in their home. This option can serve as a financial cushion during retirement, enabling homeowners to tap…

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