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Elder Law– Planning Today for What Will Come Tomorrow

Elder Law– Planning Today for What Will Come Tomorrow

By David Inabinett, Attorney at Law May is National Elder Law Month and Older Americans Month. It’s a great time to look at planning for tomorrow. The United States has been experiencing significant growth in its older population due to factors such as increased life...
Custody and Summer Vacation: Check Before You Pack

Custody and Summer Vacation: Check Before You Pack

School is ending. Summer is approaching. Vacation is calling. But… for parents who are separated, divorced or otherwise subject to a court order establishing custody, it may not be as simple as packing up the car and heading on out. There are a few other...
BWS Newsletter: March, 2023

BWS Newsletter: March, 2023

Is Your Business in Compliance with North Carolina's Identity Theft Protection Act? Each day, your business likely handles, transmits, and stores a wide range of sensitive personal information (“PI”) belonging to third-parties. This sensitive PI may come in the form...
Commercial vs. Residential Real Estate Closings

Commercial vs. Residential Real Estate Closings

By Ryan McNeill, Attorney at Law If you plan to purchase commercial property, it is important to understand there are some significant differences in the purchase and closing process when compared to residential real estate. Commercial real estate transactions are...
Benefits of Establishing a Trust

Benefits of Establishing a Trust

By Ryan McNeill, Attorney at Law We spend most of our lives working hard to build a secure, prosperous future for ourselves and our loved ones. We often do not consider what happens if we do not have sound estate plans in place. The assets you leave behind after your...
Updates to the ABLE Act

Updates to the ABLE Act

What is the ABLE Act? The North Carolina Achieving a Better Life Experience (ABLE) Act was signed into law in 2015. The ABLE Act enables individuals with special needs or their families to open savings accounts that do not count as assets (within stated limits) when...
What Should I Do If Someone Sues My Company?

What Should I Do If Someone Sues My Company?

By Matthew C. Lewis, Attorney at Law There are few things that can cause panic, fear, or confusion like being served with a lawsuit, whether it is against you personally, against your business, or in many instances, both. If you find yourself or your company served...