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Information is powerful when putting together your estate plan. At Vail Gardner Law, I update my blog regularly with helpful estate planning information, as well as updates about my upcoming estate planning workshops and other news about my law firm in Durham, North Carolina.

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Everything You Need to Know About Family Trusts

Everything You Need to Know About Family Trusts

There are a few different types of family trusts you can establish. Two common types include living and testamentary trusts. A family trust benefits family members, including your spouse, children, parents, or even your pets! However, sometimes there is confusion about how a family trust works. Family trust vs living trust: same thing or different? Learn about living and testamentary family trusts and how each one works. 

What If Your Trust Beneficiary Refuses Their Inheritance?

What If Your Trust Beneficiary Refuses Their Inheritance?

Naming a contingent beneficiary for your trust is critical for estate planning. This “second in line” beneficiary inherits if your primary beneficiary does not inherit for whatever reason. Let’s look at why an heir might refuse an inheritance and how to choose the best contingent beneficiary for your needs.

How Much Can Someone Sue for a Car Accident in NC? Protection Strategies Against Lawsuits

How Much Can Someone Sue for a Car Accident in NC? Protection Strategies Against Lawsuits

You might think that the only thing you can lose in a car accident is your car. Unfortunately, this isn’t the case. You can also lose your assets if someone decides to sue you. If you don’t want to lose everything you’ve worked for in one court decision, you’ll need to take steps to protect yourself. You can safeguard your assets and peace of mind by taking steps to protect yourself.

How to Protect Your Assets in the Case of Divorce

How to Protect Your Assets in the Case of Divorce

No one enters into a marriage thinking that it will end in divorce, but the reality is that many marriages do. Whether the marriage is your own or an heir’s, you may want to know how to protect your assets from divorce loss. In this blog post, we will discuss some steps you can take to safeguard your property in case of divorce.

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