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Naming an executor is an essential element of a will. The executor's role is to secure assets, pay debts and estate taxes, then distribute what remains according to the deceased's final wishes. Being chosen as an executor speaks to the person's integrity and perceived...
Purchasing a new home is an exciting time for North Carolina residents, and many believe that the stressful parts are over once they sign the title. However, there are circumstances in which a prior owner may have claims to your title that you did not know about. In...
Whether you are buying or selling a home, you are probably anticipating a certain closing date. However, closing dates are not cast in stone. Here are five issues that can cause a delay in the proceedings. 1. Unrealistic closing date It normally takes between 45 and...
You may not have considered it, but once you have a parenting plan and decide to drop off your child to the other parent, where will you do so? Is it really a good idea to invite your ex-wife or husband to your home? Would you feel comfortable arriving at his or her...
You will probably experience a lot of difficult emotions during your divorce process. This may cause you to reach out to friends and family for support, and what better way to do that than utilizing Facebook and other social media outlets, right? Actually, using...
Many parents find that it takes some time to get used to the realities of sharing custody of a child. Whether two parents enjoy fairly equal time with a child or one parent retains most privileges, the rights of each parent are important to respect, and violating...
As you go through the divorce process, you can't help but think about how this will impact your relationship with your children. While things are sure to change in the near future, it's good to know there are steps you can take to put yourself in a better position....
Co-parenting is one of the hardest things to do. Your marriage already broke down, and now you have to work together with your ex-spouse to parent your child. While it may be difficult at first, co-parenting your child is usually the best thing to do in the long run....
Imagine you suffer a catastrophic hiking accident. You're in a coma and can no longer communicate. Fortunately, you've set up a health care directive regarding the medical care you'd like to receive. The problem is, the doctor doesn't agree with your directive. Does...
