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WILLS AND ESTATES

According to Legal Zoom, 55% of Americans do not have a will or any estate planning in place. This means that the majority of Americans have made no provisions to protect their family in the event of their death. If you would like more information about protecting your loved ones and your business if the unthinkable happens, click here to speak to an experienced Charlotte estate planning lawyer. We can help you ensure that your family’s security is taken care of, and your wishes are respected.

What Is Estate Planning in North Carolina?

 The loss of a loved one can cause untold pain and confusion for those left behind. Without a will or any estate planning in place, the financial and emotional burden can be even more significant, and often leads to overwhelming stress for all of those affected. By taking the time to speak to an experienced Charlotte estate administration lawyer, you can ensure that you give your family the peace of mind they deserve.

Estate planning ensures that in the event that you die, or become incapacitate, the estate you’ve worked hard for is distributed to the people and organizations that you hold dear. This is especially important if you have minor children, own your own home, or have substantial cash investments.

It’s important to note that your estate comprises of everything you own. This includes your home, any vehicles, the value of your bank accounts, and all of your personal property, for example, jewelry.

Why Choose The Will and Estate Planning Attorneys of Snow Legal Group

At Snow Legal Group, our Charlotte wills and estate planning attorneys can help to ensure that your family is taken care of in the event of your death. We take the time to listen to your concerns, understand your goals, and strategically determine the best way to preserve your wealth — while protecting the interests of your family.

Our dedicated Charlotte family law attorneys are committed to ensuring that your wishes are respected. We have helped clients across the entire state of North Carolina, including, Mecklenburg County, Cabarrus County, Gaston County, Columbus County, Brunswick County Guilford County, and Durham County.

If you have any questions about your will or estate planning and would like some advice, call today to speak to one of our experienced Charlotte estate administration attorneys now for a complimentary and confidential discussion.