A community seminar will be held on April 17 from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm in the Mendenhall Building on the campus of Davidson County Community College. The seminar will address trust planning for asset protection and Medicaid eligibility. Presenters will be giving information about services offered to seniors in the Triad by Lexington Memorial Hospital, Davidson County Senior Services, Veterans Benefits Counselors and Providence Senior Home Health Care agency.
Full textBrinkley Walser, P.L.L.C. announces today that Karen Greene has been named Business Manager of Brinkley Walser, PLLC effective March 1, 2010.
Full textWith stimulus money coming into the region for road work and bridge improvements, many landowners are receiving initial notifications that their land is to be condemned. Learn more about landowner's rights.
Full textDecedents dying in 2010 are not subject to estate or generation skipping tax (at present), however, many have executed Wills and other estate planning documents which contemplated certain amounts which could be exempted from estate tax due to anticipated exclusion amounts which no longer exist. Depending upon how those documents were drafted, drastically unintended results could occur for decedents dying in 2010, such as total disinheritance of a surviving spouse because a maximum amount which may be passed free of federal estate tax is directed to be placed into a trust or passed on to children rather than given outright to the spouse.
Full textAttorneys David Inabinett and Ryan McNeill of Brinkley Walser will be presenting a seminar on estate and Medicaid planning at the Life Center of Davidson County from 9:00 a.m. until 10:00 a.m. on April 10. The Life Center is located at the intersection of West Center and Martin Streets in Lexington. The seminar will cover topics of interest for caregivers, including estate planning documents and Medicaid planning solutions.
Full textAttorney David E. Inabinett of Brinkley Walser was named as a 2009 Carolina Legal Impact Leader for the Triad in the Winter 2009 issue of the Triad Business Leader magazine. The magazine noted David's work with clients planning for retirement, potential disability or long-term care.
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