Zachary made this process easy. Bottom line, our family’s estate planning is something we can rest easy about because Zachary put it together with us. I would HIGHLY recommend him to anyone looking for help with estate planning.
Josh W.Waxhaw, North Carolina

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Estate Planning – It’s all about your Family

What would happen to your family if something happened to you tomorrow?

Now Offering Meetings By Phone, Video Conference, And In Our Offices In Weddington and Monroe

We are a different kind of Estate Planning Law Firm

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    No Hourly Billing

    We only charge flat fees quoted up front so you never get a surprise bill for a phone call or email, and we make our fee schedule public so you know we’re not making up a fee after we see what you’re worth.

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    Proprietary Kids Protection Plan

    A comprehensive guardianship plan that prepares your guardians and will ensure your kids never, ever spend even an hour in the hands of strangers, CPS, or the foster system.

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    A Trusted Advisor For Life

    Estate planning is not “set it and forget it”. The law, your goals, and your family will change. Our estate plans include free tri-annual checkups for life to keep your estate plan up to date.

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    Post-Mortem Administration

    Losing a loved-one is overwhelming for so many reasons.  Let us help relieve the burden and demystify the legal process that lies ahead.

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    Great Client Communication

    Finally an estate planning attorney you can actually talk to! We schedule attorney call-backs every day to save you from the phone tag merry-go-round!

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    Process Driven

    State of the art technology drives our process, ensuring nothing falls through the cracks and that your plan will work, period.

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I used to believe that I went to law school a year too late. I needed to take a year after graduating from Chapel Hill to figure out whether I wanted to go to law school or divinity school. Taking that year off meant the difference between having my choice of prestigious jobs at major law firms, as the law school class ahead of me had, versus entering the job market during the height of the worst legal job market in living memory.

Despite graduating with honors from one of the best law schools in the country and being a law review editor, I couldn’t get a job with one of those big law firms. I couldn’t even get a job at a smaller law firm. In that one year, law firms had stopped hiring. I thought, “What rotten luck.” After searching and searching for a job, I decided to take matters into my own hands.Get to know more about us

Estate Planning - It’s all about your Family

What would happen to your family if something happened to you tomorrow?