Senior Citizens and Tax Planning, An Elder Law Perspective

Tax planning is an essential aspect of financial management for senior citizens, as it can significantly impact their quality of life in retirement. Here are some key points to consider from an elder law perspective: Retirement Income: Evaluate different sources of retirement income, such as Social Security benefits, pensions, and retirement accounts, and understand how…

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New Law Impacting Business Owners

The Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) is a new federal law that is likely to affect the vast majority of small businesses in America. The CTA will require these businesses to report information regarding their current owners and managers, and will also require these businesses to file updates when there are changes in ownership or management.…

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Alternatives to Guardianship in North Carolina

Navigating the well-being of a loved one, especially when they might not be capable of making decisions for themselves, can be a daunting task. Guardianship often emerges as a solution in such situations, but it’s a decision not to be taken lightly. Before committing to this legal pathway in North Carolina, it’s essential to be…

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Resolving Family Business Disputes in Estate Litigation in North Carolina

Family dinners, holiday gatherings, and weekend outings—what happens when these joyful occasions get overshadowed by conflicts over the family business? When your personal and professional lives are deeply intertwined, disputes can spill over into both realms, making Sunday dinners as tense as board meetings. In the worst cases, these disputes can carry over into estate…

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Recovering Wrongfully Depleted Inheritances in North Carolina

Inheritance issues are often sensitive and emotionally charged. But when you suspect that an inheritance has been wrongfully depleted or mismanaged, the emotional toll can be even higher. We at the Trusts and Estates Law Group understand how crucial it is to address these concerns promptly and effectively.   What Constitutes a Wrongfully Depleted Inheritance…

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