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What Makes Legacy Law Firm Different?

Estate planning on your terms: We meet you where you are

Life doesn't stop for estate planning, and we understand that getting to a law firm during traditional business hours isn't always easy.  Whether you're juggling a busy career, caring for family, or facing limitations due to health or transportation, we believe everyone deserves access to quality estate planning - not to mention that it isn’t always fun trekking all the way to Gastonia or Lincolnton.

That's why we take a different approach and put our own spin on the classic law firm model.  We offer a completely flexible estate planning experience designed to fit your busy life. 


Need to meet outside of typical hours? No problem, we strive not to limit consultations to specific hours.  We offer at least one evening appointment each week, with the possibility of more. Depending on our schedules, we are even open to weekend appointments.

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Struggling with childcare or squeezing things in between practices? I’m a working mom of four – I get it.  We can schedule a video or telephone call so you can participate wherever you are (in North Carolina), or we can come to your house.

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Limited mobility or simply prefer the comfort of your own home? We are happy to bring the meeting to you.  We are here to support you through the estate planning process and work within your limitations. 

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Accessibility is paramount to us. Our flexible approach ensures that you can prioritize your well-being and secure your legacy, free from unnecessary hurdles and scheduling conflicts. 

Legacy Law Firm will make it easy for you to finally check "estate planning" off your to-do list without having to disrupt your entire day.  Contact us today and let's get started on an estate plan that works for you.


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I’m a firm believer in approaching estate planning with intentionality. A great estate planning attorney should always act with a client’s goals in mind and design their estate plan only after learning about my client as a whole.

I want to hear about your friends that are like family, the picture your young child drew in school last week, the pets you want to care for in your will, and your path in life. Getting to know you is as important in the estate planning process as knowing just numbers and facts about your assets.

Contact Legacy Law Firm today and allow us to collaborate with you on an estate plan designed with your life story in mind.


How Legacy Law Firm Can Help You

Legacy Law Firm focuses its practice in the areas of North Carolina Estate Planning, Estate Administration, and Trust Administration. We are experienced in guiding individuals and families through the process of creating comprehensive individually tailored estate plans that protect your assets and ensure that your wishes are carried out after your passing. 

We also assist executors and trustees through the probate and trust administration processes, as well as provide you with the option of having our firm serve as the fiduciary or trustee in your place.

We offer a wide range of in-office, in-home, and remote virtual services, including:

  • Estate Administration

    Year’s Allowances, Affidavits for Collection, Full Estates, Probate of Wills, Non-Probate Administration, and Ancillary Administration

  • Trust Administration

    Ongoing Administration, Accountings, Beneficiary Distributions, and Trust Winddown

  • Estate Planning

    Wills, Trusts, Healthcare Power of Attorneys, Durable Power of Attorneys, Limited Power of Attorneys, HIPPA Releases, and Living Wills  

At Legacy Law Firm, we understand the importance of planning for the future and protecting your loved ones. We are committed to providing personalized, compassionate, and professional legal counsel throughout the entire process.

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