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Read more about the article How Do You Transfer a House to Your Children Without Going Through Probate in NC?

How Do You Transfer a House to Your Children Without Going Through Probate in NC?

  • Post author:Leger Law PLLC
  • Post published:September 1, 2026
  • Post category:Estate Planning/Probate

In North Carolina, the two main ways to transfer a house to your children without probate are through a revocable living trust or by adding them as joint owners with…

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Read more about the article Moving to Brunswick County? Why Your Out-of-State Estate Plan Won’t Work Here

Moving to Brunswick County? Why Your Out-of-State Estate Plan Won’t Work Here

  • Post author:Leger Law PLLC
  • Post published:August 20, 2026
  • Post category:Estate Administration/Estate Planning

If you signed your will, trust, or power of attorney in another state before moving to Brunswick County, NC, there's a good chance it's still legally valid, but that doesn't…

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Read more about the article Probate in Brunswick County, NC: What Families Need to Know

Probate in Brunswick County, NC: What Families Need to Know

  • Post author:Leger Law PLLC
  • Post published:August 15, 2026
  • Post category:Estate Administration/Estate Planning/Probate

If your loved one lived in Brunswick County when they passed away, probate gets filed at the Brunswick County Courthouse in Bolivia, no matter which town they called home, whether…

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Read more about the article What Happens to Your Social Security Benefits When You Die?

What Happens to Your Social Security Benefits When You Die?

  • Post author:Leger Law PLLC
  • Post published:August 1, 2026
  • Post category:Estate Administration/Estate Planning

When you die, your own Social Security retirement or disability benefits stop immediately and are not paid for the month of death. However, your surviving spouse, minor children, and, in…

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Read more about the article How Often Should You Review Your Bank Account Beneficiaries?

How Often Should You Review Your Bank Account Beneficiaries?

  • Post author:Leger Law PLLC
  • Post published:July 15, 2026
  • Post category:Estate Administration/Estate Planning

Most people spend a fair amount of time thinking about their will. They think about who gets the house, who takes care of the kids, and who serves as executor.…

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Read more about the article What Does “Incapacity” Mean Under North Carolina Law?

What Does “Incapacity” Mean Under North Carolina Law?

  • Post author:Leger Law PLLC
  • Post published:July 1, 2026
  • Post category:Estate Planning/Power of Attorney

Under North Carolina law, an incapacitated adult is someone who lacks sufficient capacity to manage their own affairs or to make and communicate important decisions about their person, family, or…

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Read more about the article What Is an Estate Inventory and Who Has to File One in NC?

What Is an Estate Inventory and Who Has to File One in NC?

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  • Post published:June 15, 2026
  • Post category:Estate Administration/Estate Planning

If you’ve recently lost a loved one and found yourself named as executor of their estate, you may be hearing terms thrown around that feel unfamiliar and a little overwhelming.…

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Read more about the article Why a $20 Online Will Could Cost You Thousands in Probate

Why a $20 Online Will Could Cost You Thousands in Probate

  • Post author:Leger Law PLLC
  • Post published:June 1, 2026
  • Post category:Estate Administration/Estate Planning/Probate

You've seen the ads. "Create your will in minutes for just $20." It sounds like a smart, efficient solution, and honestly, it's hard to blame anyone for clicking. Life is…

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Read more about the article Just Married? Here’s Why Estate Planning Should Be Next

Just Married? Here’s Why Estate Planning Should Be Next

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  • Post published:May 1, 2026
  • Post category:Estate Planning

The flowers have been thrown, the honeymoon photos are posted, and you're finally settling into life together as a married couple. It's a beautiful season, and the last thing most…

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Read more about the article When to Start Succession Planning for Your Wilmington Business

When to Start Succession Planning for Your Wilmington Business

  • Post author:Leger Law PLLC
  • Post published:April 14, 2026
  • Post category:Estate Planning

If you're like most business owners in Wilmington, you're so focused on running your company day to day that thinking about your eventual exit seems like something you can put…

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  • How Do You Transfer a House to Your Children Without Going Through Probate in NC?
  • Moving to Brunswick County? Why Your Out-of-State Estate Plan Won’t Work Here
  • Probate in Brunswick County, NC: What Families Need to Know
  • What Happens to Your Social Security Benefits When You Die?
  • How Often Should You Review Your Bank Account Beneficiaries?

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