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What Is Intentional Interference of a Will and What Actions Can You Take?

What Is Intentional Interference of a Will and What Actions Can You Take?

by Durham Law Firm | Mar 5, 2020 | Estate Planning

Sometimes, after a person passes away, heirs who are entitled to share in the decedent’s estate find out that they aren’t going to receive as much as they thought. Sometimes, this is due to the interference with the inheritance by an agent under a Power of Attorney or...
What happens when someone leaves an inheritance to a minor child?

What happens when someone leaves an inheritance to a minor child?

by Durham Law Firm | Feb 14, 2020 | Estate Planning

Often, without proper planning, children under 18 years of age become the recipients of cash, life insurance benefits, stock, or other inheritance. How do we properly and legally distribute the property to a minor? There are a number of different laws that might be...
The SECURE Act and Preparing for Taxation in Your Estate Plan

The SECURE Act and Preparing for Taxation in Your Estate Plan

by Durham Law Firm | Feb 4, 2020 | Estate Planning

On December 19th, 2019, the SECURE Act was passed for the purpose of bolstering retirement savings and became effective as of January 1, 2020. Among other things, this one-hundred thirty-page document gave more buoyancy to certain types of savings accounts that focus...
What You Need to Know About DIY Wills in North Carolina

What You Need to Know About DIY Wills in North Carolina

by Durham Law Firm | Jan 28, 2020 | Estate Planning

The process of beginning to draft a Will can be a daunting task.  There are many reasons why individuals may decide that preparing their own will, in lieu of seeking professional help, is the right route for them to take. Those reasons may include the cost associated...
Power of Attorney for Inmates in North Carolina

Power of Attorney for Inmates in North Carolina

by Durham Law Firm | Jan 9, 2020 | Estate Planning

Register Today While Space is Available for “Prepare, Don’t Predict”.  Free Event on January 29th in Cary, NC

Register Today While Space is Available for “Prepare, Don’t Predict”. Free Event on January 29th in Cary, NC

by Durham Law Firm | Jan 6, 2020 | Events, Estate Planning

Event Video Transcript Hi, I’m Chris Wilms. I’m one of the attorneys at Hopler, Wilms, & Hanna. I’m pleased to talk to you today about an event coming up called Prepare, Don’t Predict. It’s at an awesome location called Spaceworks in...
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