Most of our clients are somewhat surprised when they find out how an elder law... [Read more...]
John Potter
John Potter is an Estate Planning and Elder Law attorney in the Charlotte, North Carolina, area with offices in Ballantyne and Huntersville. John has been designated as a Certified Elder Law Attorney (CELA) by the National Elder Law Foundation and a Board Certified Specialist in Elder Law by the North Carolina State Bar <a href="https://www.potterestateplanning.com/our-firm/attorney-and-staff-profiles/#post-3033">Read More!</a>
Everything You Need to Know about a Living Trust
Have you been wondering what the term “inter vivos trust” means and why it should... [Read more...]
Estate Planning Lawyers Set Out Four Strategies for Asset Protection
If you haven’t taken the time to secure your wealth, then you could be in... [Read more...]
What You Need to Know about the Medicaid Look-Back Rule
As a senior, the likelihood that you (or a spouse) will need to qualify for... [Read more...]
How to Pass Down Your Legacy in Your Estate Plan
You probably understand the importance of estate planning and the role it plays in your... [Read more...]
Practical Steps to Take after Receiving a Terminal Diagnosis
Learning you have a terminal illness or condition may cause a variety of emotional reactions,... [Read more...]
5 Steps to Creating a Trust
As both your family and your estate grow, so will your estate plan. Additional estate... [Read more...]
Why Your Safety Deposit Box Is Not Safe for Your Will
Executing a Last Will and Testament is one of the best things you can do... [Read more...]
How to Make Charitable Gifts
If charitable gifting is an important part of your life, you may want to make... [Read more...]
What Is Long-Term Care Insurance?
Creating a comprehensive estate plan requires you to consider several factors that might impact you... [Read more...]
How Long Does It Take to Probate an Estate in Kentucky?
There is a very good chance that you will find yourself involved in the probate... [Read more...]
Do You Need to Incorporate Special Needs Planning into Your Estate Plan?
As the parent of a child with special needs, you understand the joy these children... [Read more...]
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