Address: 15720 Brixham Hill Ave Ste. 300, Charlotte, NC 28277, USA
Phone: +17048875242
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 9AM–5PM
Tuesday: 9AM–5PM
Wednesday: 9AM–5PM
Thursday: 9AM–5PM
Friday: 9AM–12PM
Saturday: Closed
AJ Lightbody
Nancy helped me through one of the most difficult and complicated situations of my life. She is a wonderful, kind person and helped me understand every aspect of the process. I am so grateful for her help :)
Andrea Anker
Nancy worked with my 90 year old mother and showed incredible patience and knowledge about her options. She recently moved here from Florida and I had no idea that the laws here are different or that my mother hadn't updated her information in almost 20 years! Thank goodness for Nancy!
Shalee Wanders
Nancy is a wonderful person and an absolutely fantastic estate planning lawyer. She is kind, patient, and wealth of knowledge.
BETH BARNES
Nancy Roberts is the person you want to have in your corner when decisions need to be made & action taken! She offered advice & guidance that were invaluable to me. Knowledgeable, resourceful, detail oriented and sincere...she really cares and that's so important!
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Yes, our firm handles guardianship actions in both North and South Carolina for incapacitated adults ranging in age from 18 to 108. When an individual 18 years of age or older is unable to make important healthcare or financial decisions for themselves, they are at risk of exploitation. A guardianship action can protect your loved one from this exploitation by naming a trusted individual to make important financial and healthcare decisions and manage assets.
Yes, we handle probate in both North and South Carolina. Probate can be a confusing and frustrating process - especially because it follows the loss of a loved one. There are different types of probate in both North and South Carolina and we use our experience to choose the probate option for you that will make things as easy as possible on you and your loved ones.
Yes, Shalee. I am admitted to practice law in both North and South Carolina and our firm focuses on estate planning and asset protection in both states. We are located in the Ballantyne area of Charlotte and serve clients in York, Lancaster, Mecklenburg, and Gaston counties as well as other areas throughout North and South Carolina. Thanks for your question.
If your child inherits property outright from you and the child later divorces, your assets or a part of your assets could end up with your child's divorcing spouse. But there are ways to avoid this. One option is a trust. The right kind of trust can protect your child's inheritance so your assets don't end up with your former son or daughter-in-law.
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