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Estate Planning

Understanding Wills & Trusts

When it comes to estate-planning, Americans are generally unprepared. A 2020 study showed a 25% decrease in end of life planning since 2017 among elder populations. The experienced attorneys at Maginnis Howard create comprehensive wills and trusts for a range of clients. Whatever your estate-planning needs- we can help. Differences

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Estate Planning

Health Care Power of Attorney

A Health Care Power of Attorney is a document in which you designate someone to be your representative in the event you are unable to make or communicate decisions about aspects of your individual health care. When you are competent, you can make health care decisions for yourself, but what

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Estate Planning

Estate Planning in North Carolina

Why is Estate Planning Important? Estate planning is an essential process regardless of circumstance. It is important that someone’s passing does not mean their wishes go unfulfilled. Proper planning will guarantee your assets end up with those you intend, and additionally reduce the responsibilities of those managing your estate. Failing

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Health Care Power of Attorney and Durable Powers of Attorney

Turning eighteen is an exciting time for your child. He or she is now considered an adult in the eyes of the law. Whether still in high school, heading off to college, traveling abroad, getting a first job, or entering the military, young adults over eighteen should consider arranging health

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Health Care Power of Attorney Lawyer in Raleigh

A Health Care Power of Attorney is a document in which you designate someone to be your representative in the event you are unable to make or communicate decisions about aspects of your individual health care. When you are competent, you can make health care decisions for yourself, but what

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