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Do I Need A Premarital Agreement? – Property Division Upon Divorce

A premarital agreement is a contract, signed by two persons who are about to be married. It sets forth rules that will apply when the marriage ends, either in death or divorce. It can also set forth rules to govern how the parties will deal with their property during the…

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Estate Planning vs. a North Carolina Divorce

By Carolyn J. Woodruff, North Carolina Family Law Specialist, JD, CPA, CVA

In North Carolina, estate planning can be difficult with the high divorce rate.  Most who are estate planning want the property to go where it is intended.  The gift tax annual exclusion for 2015 is $14,000 per donor per donee.   This means a married couple can, together, give $28,000 to…

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