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Estate planning generally requires the following steps:
- Identify the current and projected assets of your estate;
- Identify the people who you want to receive your estate when you die;
- Establish a plan for distributing your assets to the intended recipients of your estate;
- Prepare and execute the necessary legal documents in order to carry out the estate plan; and
- Make any necessary changes to the way your assets are titled and to the designated beneficiaries of your assets.
An experienced estate planning attorney can assist you with these steps and provide you with the necessary guidance and assistance to ensure that your estate plan is fully and properly implemented.
Estate Planning is the preparation and implementation of a comprehensive plan designed to ensure that your estate passes to your intended beneficiaries in an orderly manner with minimal expense and delay.
You are probably familiar with many of the common tools utilized by estate planners. Legal documents such a wills, trusts, powers of attorney and living wills are the foundation of most estate plans. But these are only a few of the many documents and planning tools available to achieve a client's estate planning goals.
Estate plans vary in size and scope depending upon the specific objectives of the client and the nature of the estate being planned.
You’ve worked to hard to build your estate. But what happens to your nest egg when you pass away? Estate planning ensures that your assets pass to your intended heirs with minimal cost and delay.
Estate Planning
The Stroud Law Firm
3737 Glenwood Avenue
Suite 100
Raleigh, NC 27612
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Office: (919) 872-
Mobile: (919) 830-
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