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The North Carolina 2014 LLC Act: Changes could affect current NC LLC owners
The North Carolina Limited Liability Company Act underwent some substantial changes in 2014. Additionally, the New LLC Act that took effect on January 1, 2014 applies to the North Carolina LLC’s formed before, on, or after January 1, 2014. This article is the first in a series meant to provide information for NC LLC owners…
Read MoreObtaining Right of Way to Landlocked Property in North Carolina
A right of way is a type of easement that allows someone to cross over another’s property in order to gain access to his or her own property. Many modern deeds include a written right of way, which ensures that the Seller and any subsequent owners of that property have access over the adjacent parcel.…
Read MoreBesides a will, what other estate planning documents should I have?
The types of estate planning documents you might need are wholly dependent on your unique situation. We typically recommend the following additional documents: – Health Care Power of Attorney – sometimes known as a “living will,” this document allows you to appoint a representative to make health care decisions for you if you become incapacitated.…
Read MoreWouldn’t it be cheaper to use an online will-drafting service (ie. LegalZoom™)?
Online will-drafting and DIY legal services like LegalZoom™ have become quite popular. But, just like the cookie-cutter “default” of a state’s intestacy laws, the online services cannot ensure your loved ones are provided for after your death exactly the way you desire. Potentially worse than that, online DIY Wills are untested, are usually not state-specific,…
Read MoreWhy do I need a will?
Discussing your Will and reasons for needing one is not a particularly fun topic. While a Will can give you peace of mind, the best reasons for drafting a Will are your surviving loved ones. When drafted properly, a Will takes into account your unique, personal assets and your relationships with the people in your…
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