Triad-area legal counselors here to help you with life's legal challenges.
Practice Areas
Our team of attorneys, paralegals and staff is here to help you with your personal or business legal needs. We have offices in Lexington and Greensboro, NC for your convenience. Learn more about our practice areas.
Meet Our Team
Before you choose an attorney, you probably want to learn a bit more about the individual who will be handling your case. Read more about our legal team or read about Brinkley Walser Stoner’s history (we’ve been around since 1886).
What Our Clients Say
Brinkley Walser Stoner has provided legal counsel to many people throughout the years in Davidson, Guilford and surrounding counties. Hear what our clients have to say about our work.Want to learn more? Read our latest articles and news.
A Probate Primer
What is probate? People often assume when a loved one dies that family members simply divide up the assets according to the last will and testament. In reality, it is not that simple. The executor of the person’s estate cannot simply claim title to a house, car, or other assets and sell or dispose of them.
How To Avoid Conflict With Your Business Partner
According to N.C. Secretary of State Elaine F. Marshall, “new business creation filings for 2021 grew 40% over 2020 to total 178,300 new North Carolina businesses.” If you are one of these new business owners, you know how challenging it may be to work with business partners. Here are three steps you can follow to avoid conflict with your business partner.
Three Things to Keep in Mind while navigating the “Great Resignation”
The “Great Resignation” continues to be a hot topic for both employees and businesses owners. It’s no secret the traditional workforce as we know is changing. New business startups and established organizations are experiencing the “growing pains” of an evolving workforce. As your business continues to grow, here are three things to keep in mind or know while navigating the “Great Resignation.”
Estate Planning Digital Checklist
Most of us now have an online presence, whether it is very basic, i.e., email and Facebook, or we do almost everything online. From autopay to online banking to our social media profiles, our estate plans must evolve to cover handling these online accounts upon our passing. The laws in each state regarding digital assets vary, and all are late to the game. This often leaves survivors at a loss. Here is a checklist of things to consider:
Estate Planning Guide for 2022
Estate planning involves making reasoned decisions about how the property or monies you own are distributed upon your death. In North Carolina, if you do not have a Will or Trust document, current state law will determine who receives your assets and in what portions.
Attorney Will Miller Receives New Guide Dog
As many of you know, Will Miller lost his sight while battling cancer in his twenties. He completed law school and now practices law with the support of a guide dog. His last dog, Anja, passed away in 2019. Will shares his experience on getting a new guide dog.