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3737 Glenwood Ave., Ste. 100
Raleigh, North Carolina
Telephone (919) 872-
For more information about Wills and trusts in North Carolina, check out the “How to Make a Will” and “How to Make a Trust” sections of this site.
Please feel free to contact The Stroud Law Firm to discuss how such documents can be incorporated into your estate plan.
A properly drafted Will or trust can accomplish the following estate planning objectives:
- Specific distribution of your assets to your designated beneficiaries
- Asset management for persons who are young or have special needs
- Reduction of estate taxes
- Protection of assets against claims made by certain creditors and third parties
- Reduction or elimination of probate
- Specific instructions for the payment of legitimate debts owed at death
- Appointment of a guardian for your minor children upon your death
- Designation of an Executor who will administer your estate
- Designation of one or more Trustees to administer any trusts which you have established
Some of the above objectives can be accomplished with a Last Will and Testament, while others require the use of one or more trusts. A qualified attorney can assist you with these objectives to ensure that the proper documentation is implemented to achieve your estate planning goals.
Wills and trusts are the most basic and essential tools in estate planning. The proper use of these documents can ensure that your estate passes in the manner you desire.
Wills and Trusts
The Stroud Law Firm
3737 Glenwood Avenue
Suite 100
Raleigh, NC 27612
Phone Numbers
Office: (919) 872-
Mobile: (919) 830-
Fax: (888) 241-
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