Asheville Estate Planning Attorney — Virtual Guidance for Mountain Families
Serving families in Asheville, Black Mountain, Weaverville, Arden, Fletcher, and all of Buncombe County with flat-fee virtual estate planning.
Estate Planning That Fits the Asheville Lifestyle
Asheville draws people who think independently and live intentionally. Whether you moved here for the mountains, the creative energy, or the quality of life, you’ve built something worth protecting. Our virtual estate planning process lets you create a comprehensive plan from your living room — on your terms, on your timeline.
Why Asheville families choose virtual estate planning:
- Meet from home — no navigating downtown parking or mountain roads in bad weather
- Flat-fee pricing — know your total cost before we begin
- Plans crafted for artists, entrepreneurs, remote workers, retirees, and everyone in between
With personalized guidance from a local attorney licensed in North Carolina and South Carolina, your plan is designed to give you confidence and clarity for years to come.
⚖️ Core Services
Mountain Living Deserves a Solid Plan
Your estate plan should reflect the life you’re living — not a one-size-fits-all template. We help Asheville families create wills, set up trusts, name guardians, and organize their financial lives. Whether you own a cabin in the mountains or a business on the River Arts District, we build a plan that covers it all.
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Buncombe County Probate: Easier Than You Think
If you’re dealing with probate in Buncombe County, we can help you navigate North Carolina’s estate administration process from start to finish. The Buncombe County Clerk of Superior Court handles filings at the courthouse in downtown Asheville. We take care of the paperwork, deadlines, and court requirements so you can focus on what matters.
ProbateWhy Asheville Homeowners Are Choosing Trusts
Asheville real estate is not cheap, and that is exactly why more families here are setting up living trusts. When property passes through probate, it becomes part of the public record — and the process can take six months or longer in Buncombe County. A revocable living trust lets your home, investments, and accounts transfer directly to your beneficiaries. No court. No public notice. No waiting. You keep full control while you are alive, and your family gets a clean handoff when it matters most.
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Advance Directives: Your Voice When You Cannot Speak
Western NC attracts people who value independence. But independence does not help your family if you are in the ICU and nobody has legal authority to act on your behalf. A healthcare directive spells out your medical wishes. A durable power of attorney lets someone you trust manage your finances if you cannot. Together, they are the difference between your family making one phone call or hiring a lawyer and petitioning a court.
Ancillary DocumentsFrequently Asked Questions
Can I work with an estate planning attorney in Asheville without meeting in person?
Yes. We handle every step through secure video consultations. Whether you’re in downtown Asheville or up in the mountains, you get the same quality service — no travel required.
Where is the Buncombe County probate court?
Probate matters in Buncombe County go through the Clerk of Superior Court at the Buncombe County Courthouse, 60 Court Plaza, Asheville, NC 28801.
Do I need a trust if I own property in Asheville?
It depends on your goals. A trust can help you avoid probate and keep your estate private, which many Asheville homeowners prefer. During a free consultation, we’ll help you decide whether a will, a trust, or both make sense for your situation.