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: North Carolina Estate Planning BlogReal Property Transfer on Death Act
By Gregory Herman-Giddens
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By Chris Burti, Vice President, Senior Legal Counsel, Statewide Title, Inc.
Elder Law is becoming a burgeoning practice area as the Baby Boomer Generation is rapidly beginning to gray out. This group has arguably accumulated more wealth as a group than any prior generation and has paid more taxes to support entitlement programs than any have previously. Not surprisingly, its members are trying to retain as much of this wealth as possible and pass it on to the next generation while read more
Full post as published by North Carolina Estate Planning Blog on September 15, 2008 (boomark / email).
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