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Charlotte Estate Planning Lawyers
Not having a coordinated estate plan can leave your family guessing about your wishes, your finances, or your care, exactly at a time when clear answers are vital. If you're looking to put a plan in place, or wondering whether your existing documents actually work together, Marcellino Moore, PLLC can help you build a complete estate plan that reflects your goals and protects the people you love.
Our estate planning lawyers in Charlotte routinely work with clients across Mecklenburg County on issues that include:
Call (980) 427-3401 today for an appointment. We can meet in person or virtually, based on your preference.
Settlements & Judgments
Our Case Results
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Estate Planning
Family Avoids the Time and Expense of Full Probate. Attorney Katy Currie helped a family avoid the time, expense, and complexity of a full probate administration after the loss of a loved one.
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Contested Will Dispute
Attorney Katy Currie represented a family facing a difficult probate proceeding after a family member challenged the validity of a loved one’s will.
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Estate Planning
Attorney Katy Currie worked with a blended family facing the challenge of providing for one another while also protecting assets intended for their respective children.
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Estate Planning to Protect Minor Children
Attorney Katy Currie worked with parents who wanted to ensure their children would be protected and cared for if the unexpected occurred.
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High-Net-Worth Estate
Advised the owner of a highly successful business with an estate valued at approximately $40 million, including multiple properties across several states.
Meet Our Team
Protecting What Matters Most
Comprehensive Solutions
A will addresses what happens to your assets after death, but a complete estate plan also considers what happens during your life if you become unable to manage your own affairs.
Planning for Life and Planning for After
Powers of attorney and health care planning documents address decisions that may need to be made while you're still living, while wills, trusts, and beneficiary designations govern what happens afterward. Both halves matter, and neither replaces the other.
Coordinating the Pieces
Wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and beneficiary designations need to work together rather than in isolation, particularly when probate or estate administration becomes relevant down the road.
A Plan Built Around You
The right combination of documents depends entirely on your family, your assets, your relationships, and your goals. Our role is to look at the entire picture, identify gaps or conflicts between documents, and build a cohesive plan rather than a stack of unrelated paperwork.
Estate planning done well isn't about accumulating documents. It's about maintaining control, reducing uncertainty, and giving your loved ones clear legal direction exactly when they need it most.
Build a Plan That Reflects Your Wishes
Whatever stage you're at, from starting your first plan to reviewing one you haven't updated in years, Marcellino Moore, PLLC has a strong team of estate planning lawyers and staff ready to go to work for you. We’ve served Charlotte and the surrounding area since 2011, are recognized by Super Lawyers®, and have earned strong testimonials from clients we have been honored to serve.
Our office is in the historic Elizabeth neighborhood, just minutes from Plaza Midwood and less than 10 minutes from the Mecklenburg County Courthouse. Reach out today to start building a plan that gives your family clarity.
You can request a consultation by calling (980) 427-3401 or by using our online contact form.
