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“[I]n the absence of fraud, duress, mistake in the identity of the instrument executed, or lack of mental capacity, public policy requires that a testator’s will remain inviolate.”  In Re Cobb’s Will, 271 NC 307 (1967). Wills, historically, have been treated as sacrosanct—the pure expression of its maker’s (the testator’s) […]

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The new year brings exciting opportunities for small businesses and entrepreneurs. It is a great time to make goals, plan for the future, and increase the success of your business. The new year is also a perfect time to perform a legal review of your business. Performing a legal review […]

I write on this blog and on passportlegal.com about the benefits of obtaining a second citizenship. One of those benefits is being able to move yourself and your assets from a country that is antagonistic to you–whether it’s antagonistic to your beliefs, your wealth, or anything else. This link is […]