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Signing Your Tennessee Health Care Directive the Right Way Key Takeaways: A Tennessee advance directive generally does not require both two witnesses and a notary, it typically requires your signature plus either…
Staying Home Instead of Moving to a Nursing Facility: A Look at North Carolina’s CAP/DA Program Key Takeaways: The Community Alternatives Program for Disabled Adults (CAP/DA) is North Carolina’s Section 1915(c) Medicaid…
Settling a Modest Estate in South Carolina Without Full Probate Key Takeaways: South Carolina’s Form 420ES, the Affidavit for Collection of Personal Property, may let a qualifying successor collect bank accounts, tangible…
Understanding the Creditor Claim Window in North Carolina Estate Administration Key Takeaways: In North Carolina, the notice to creditors must set a claim deadline at least three months from the date the…
Building a successful business takes more than hard work. Leadership lessons for entrepreneurs can help business owners navigate growth, make better decisions, and build organizations with greater structure and purpose. As a…
How Executor Pay Actually Works in North Carolina Estates Key Takeaways: North Carolina law allows the clerk of superior court to fix reasonable executor commissions of up to 5 percent of estate…
