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The Davidson Law Firm serves clients in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, including Charlotte, Gastonia, Ballantyne, Lake Norman, Dilworth, South Park, Elizabeth, Huntersville, and Davidson. |
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If you are in need of wills, trusts or estate planning representation, contact Charlotte estate planning lawyer, Dave Davidson to learn how The Davidson Law Firm can assist you. Call 704-540-5154. |
Charlotte, NC Wills Lawyer |
Charlotte estate planning attorney Dave Davidson is experienced in helping families in developing comprehensive estate plans. As a Certified Financial Planner, he is well prepared to help you consider your financial goals and the tax implications of wills and trusts. Contact The Davidson Law Firm to schedule an appointment. Handle these details today to ensure your wishes are followed tomorrow. Call 704-540-5154 to set an appointment! |
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As an experienced Certified Financial Planner®, Dave Davidson is knowledgeable in the advantages and disadvantages of handling complex tax issues in different ways. He is able to advise and assist business clients with an array of business tax issues. |
Estate Planning: Wills, Trusts and Powers of Attorney |
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As an experienced Certified Financial Planner®, Dave Davidson is knowledgeable in the advantages and disadvantages of handling estate tax concerns in different ways. He is able to advise individuals and families in how estate planning and the use of living trusts and irrevocable trusts can assist in dealing with estate taxes. |
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Families with Elderly Parents Many families with elderly parents avoid making the decision to have a Will or Powers of Attorney drawn up. This is a common mistake and can lead to increased expenses down the line. For instance, if an individual does not have a power of attorney in place and becomes incompetent, the only process is very expensive takes a considerable amount of time. If a power of attorney is in place then this expense and time can be avoided. |
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