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Attorney Erin Patterson is now a fully licensed attorney in the state of South Carolina!

This year, our associate attorney, Jeanna Shelton, is celebrating her fifth anniversary of legal practice.  Read more about Jeanna and her first five years of practice here!

FAQ Series Estate Administration - Question #2: I am the named Executor in a decedent's Will or am considered the qualified  Personal Representative of an estate under North Carolina law.  What is my first step?

For Valentine's Day, we are taking a closer look at classic "I Love You" wills and the gift of a well-designed estate plan.

Aretha Franklin, Bob Marley, Prince, Amy Winehouse, and now Tony Hsieh.  What do they have in common? Find out in our latest blog post!

In this fourth installment of our FAQ Series, we provide an overview of the process involved in selling a business.

In this third installment of our FAQ series, we define an "estate" and the documents every estate plan should include.

Exploring the latest NC online document preparation system, Guide & File, which will help some of our estate administration and probate clients.

In this second installment of our FAQ Series, we discuss some of the terms executors and personal representatives are likely to encounter as they administer an estate.

New & Noteworthy: An update on the latest developments in the estate planning and fiduciary law areas from a recent seminar.

In this first installment of our FAQ Series, we discuss the "why" behind Operating Agreements and Shareholders Agreements and explain the importance of implementing them for any active business.

No doubt about it: coronavirus has forced many to spend more time with family and at home. While there are certainly disadvantages to pausing usual routines, the extra time can also be viewed as a great opportunity to examine personal, financial and legal affairs.

Our firm's response to the novel coronavirus (COVID-19)