When we think about estate planning, most people jump straight to wills. But there’s another document every parent should have: a Power of Attorney.

Many couples assume that if one spouse passes away, the other automatically gets everything. In North Carolina, that’s not always the case.

If you already have a life insurance policy, you’ve taken a huge step toward protecting your loved ones. But pairing that policy with a will makes your plan even stronger.

If you’re in a blended family, you already know it takes patience, communication, and love to make it work. It also takes a clear estate plan to make sure everyone you care about is protected.

If something happened to you tomorrow, do you know who would care for your children?

When you’re in the middle of raising kids, balancing work, and keeping up with the daily chaos of life, estate planning is easy to push off for “later.” The problem? Later isn’t guaranteed.

As a parent, your top priority is always the well-being of your children. But one of the most important things you can do for them—often overlooked—is creating a will. I know it may seem like something you can put off for “later,” but having a will in place is not just for the wealthy or elderly. It’s for any parent who wants to ensure their children are cared for in case the unexpected happens. Here’s why every parent should have a will, even if you think you don’t need one.

Estate planning might seem like a time-consuming task, but it’s an investment that can actually save you both time and money in the future. As busy parents, it’s easy to push it off—especially when you’re focused on work, kids, and everything else on your plate. But the truth is, having a well-thought-out estate plan in place can help prevent costly delays, confusion, and unnecessary stress later on. Here’s how.

Living in a rapidly growing area like Clayton, NC, comes with its own set of opportunities and challenges. As more families move to our community, it’s becoming even more important to have a plan in place to protect your loved ones and your assets. Estate planning may not be the first thing you think about when you’re focused on your new home, career, or growing family, but it’s one of the most essential steps you can take to secure your future. Here are six reasons why estate planning is especially important for families in growing areas like ours.

I know how hectic life can get—balancing work, family, and everything in between. As a parent, it’s easy to push estate planning to the back of your mind because it seems like something you can deal with later. But the truth is, estate planning can actually make your life easier and give you more peace of mind. Here’s how taking a little time now to plan for the future can help you manage your busy schedule with less stress and more confidence.

It’s clear that we love our kids. And that’s why we have an estate plan. This article describes how you can love and protect them, even after death.

With guidance, estate planning is simple. But many families make serious errors on their own. Here are four mistakes and how to avoid them.

Estate planning isn’t hard. Here are 5 simple steps to help guide you through the process today.

Like many parents in Johnston County, you’re probably on the highway longer than you’d like to be on your way to and from work. It’s an unfortunate truth that too many young parents are killed on American roadways every year. This article has helpful tips for commuters who want to protect their families in the worst case scenario.