Estate Planning
Wills.
A will lets you direct who receives your property and who is responsible for administering your estate.
What a will addresses
- Who receives your property and in what shares
- Who serves as executor and administers your estate
- Guardianship considerations for minor children
- Specific gifts of personal property or real estate
When to review your will
- Marriage, divorce, or remarriage
- Birth or adoption of children or grandchildren
- Death, illness, or incapacity of a named beneficiary or executor
- A move to or from North Carolina
- Significant changes in property or finances
For a fuller discussion, read when to revisit your estate plan.
Start your estate plan.
We will walk you through each document so you understand what it does and why it matters.