Fiduciaries in estate planning hold positions of significant trust and responsibility. It’s essential for both fiduciaries and beneficiaries to grasp the nature and implications of these duties. What is a Fiduciary? Role: Fiduciaries are individuals trusted to manage assets in the best interest of beneficiaries or heirs. Examples in Estate Planning: Executors (for wills-testate), Administrators...Read More

In North Carolina, protective orders safeguard individuals from abuse, violence, or harassment. Here’s a comprehensive, legally precise, and concise guide. Types of Protective Orders 1. Domestic Violence Protective Orders (50B): For individuals with personal, intimate, or familial relationships with the defendant. Applicable to spouses, ex-spouses, couples with children, household members, parents, grandparents. Not currently extended...Read More