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  • 2023
    • November
      • Updating Your Estate Plan: Why and When in North Carolina
  • 2022
    • January
      • Wealth Planning Changes for 2022
  • 2021
    • August
      • Four Attorneys of Walker Lambe, PLLC recognized in the prestigious Best Lawyers in America® US rankings for 2022
  • 2020
    • September
      • COVID-19 Sparks a Surge in Triangle Estate Planning Measures
    • April
      • Increased Demand For Wills and End-Of-Life Documents Amid COVID-19
    • March
      • COVID - 19 Status
    • February
      • The North Carolina State Bar Spotlights E. Jack Walker
    • January
      • The SECURE Act
  • 2019
    • August
      • When to Start Estate Planning
      • Can Estate Planning Include an Unmarried Partner?
  • 2018
    • November
      • Hurricane Florence Scam Alert!
      • The Veteran's Administration has announced a policy change that will soon affect all older veterans and/or their widowed spouses
    • October
      • Myth 2: Disagreements in Estate Planning… Do I Have a Voice?
      • Myth 9: Can’t I Simply Gift My Property to my Kids (or other Beneficiaries?)
    • September
      • What's Missing From Your Child's Off-to-College List?
    • August
      • Estate Planning For Legacy Real Estate
      • Estate Planning starts with “What do you own, How do you own it and What is it worth?”
    • May
      • Myth 3: Spring Fever, Incapacity Planning is Seasonal
    • March
      • Three Myths Women Have About Estate Planning
    • February
      • Preserving Your Independence
      • Who Knows What in Your Family?
    • January
      • Myth 3: Incapacity Planning is Seasonal
  • 2017
    • December
      • Myth 12: I Don't Have Any Children, Who Will Take Care of My Pets?
    • October
      • Myth 11: Joint Ownership is the Easiest Way to Plan Your Finances
      • Myth 7: My Kids Will Never Grow Up - A Blog on Graduation
    • April
      • Common Situations at Walker Lambe
  • 2016
    • October
      • Myth 4: Estate Plans are Dependent on Age
    • February
      • Myth 1: Estate Law Stays the Same
      • Myth 5: The Myth of Special Needs Savings