The Top 5 Dos and Don’ts of Family Conversations Involving Aging Loved Ones’ Needs
If you are lucky enough to gather around the holiday table with multiple generations, aging relatives, and loved ones, consider… Read More
Elder Law & Estate Planning
Kara Gansmann’s Insightful Discussion Available on Wilmington Business Journal
“Planning for Retirement and Beyond,” an Insightful Discussion by Kara Gansmann, is available from the Greater Wilmington Business Journal. The article… Read More
When Mom Moves in… Key Legal Considerations Before an Aging Parent Moves in with an Adult Child
As Americans are living longer, more and more seniors are turning to family members for care and support as they… Read More
Who, What, When, Where, & Why of Estate Planning During Covid-19 and Beyond
When a health crisis hits, families often scramble to find and locate estate planning documents and other legal documents. At… Read More
COVID-19: Top 5 Estate Planning Essential Tools
Amid the chaos of COVID-19, estate planners and elder law attorneys across the country are busy fielding calls and questions… Read More
COVID-19: 3 Times When Your Estate Plan Should Be Reviewed
As the coronavirus has made its way to North Carolina, clients are reaching out to the Elder Law Practice Group… Read More
FAQ: Estate Planning in the Age of COVID-19
With the novel coronavirus reaching North Carolina, here are the top questions our Elder Law attorneys and paralegals are facing:… Read More
Estate Planning Considerations with the SECURE Act
At the tail-end of 2019, Congress enacted the SECURE Act, short for “Setting Every Community Up For Retirement Enhancement Act.”… Read More
Durable Power of Attorney: Is yours “Hot” Enough?
Many states, including North Carolina, allow people to execute certain legal documents called Powers Attorney. In a Power of Attorney,… Read More
Senior Planning Checklist
When preparing for the future, seniors and their families can follow this check-list to ensure their needs have been addressed.… Read More
