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Effective January 1, 2026, Session Law 2025-33 ushers in a new era ... for the prepared client and attorney. Until now, an original, hard-copy will was typically required for probate. If that original will could not be found at the testator's death, the law presumed that the will was destroyed deliberately, with the intention to revoke it. Litigating "lost will" cases has been one of our most frequent types of probate litigation, and the deck was steeply stacked against any p

Mike & Kati are grateful for the opportunity to present on estate-planning to the Bailey's Glen community on May 4, 2022. Thank you for...

ALF Folks: It was an honor to serve F3's MIP and Charlotte Rescue Mission this morning, for a workout of men from F3Nation, both within...