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posted: March 14, 2011
With the introduction of the iPad, applications (also known as “Apps”) some extraordinary Apps have been developed, in particular Apps that can improve the daily lives of children with special needs. Many of these can be found in a Special Education Section of their official on-line store. The iPad itself is now being widely recognized [...]
posted: March 7, 2011
Each year, LexisNexis honors a select group of blogs that set the online standard for a given industry. We are excited to announce that North Carolina Legacy Planning Blog has been nominated as a candidate for the LexisNexis Top 25 Estate, Probate, and Elder Law Blogs of 2011!!! PLEASE VOTE FOR US! We would love [...]
posted: August 25, 2009
It is so tempting to take the easy less expensive way out; we have all done it at one time or another. However, when having legal documents drawn for use in North Carolina, you will want to think very carefully about doing so with LegalZoom and instead seek the guidance of a well educated, skilled [...]
posted: July 25, 2009
Some surprises are great, like a surprise birthday party. Some surprises are not so great, like a tax increase. It would seem to me that in this economy, that the North Carolina Democrats would perhaps rethink if not postpone any increase in taxes. In all honesty, are any of us really surprised? On June 22, [...]
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