Greensboro Estate Planning Attorney — Virtual Flat-Fee Wills & Trusts
Serving Greensboro, High Point, Burlington, Winston-Salem, Kernersville, and families across the Triad with flat-fee virtual estate planning.
Virtual Estate Planning Built for Triad Families
The Triad is home to over a million people — and a lot of families who know they need an estate plan but haven’t made it happen yet. If that’s you, you’re not alone. We make it painless with virtual meetings, flat-fee pricing, and an efficient process that doesn’t eat up your weekend. From Greensboro to High Point to Burlington, we’ve got you covered.
What sets our process apart:
- Virtual meetings from home — no fighting Triad traffic or taking time off work
- Flat-fee pricing quoted before we start — no hourly billing, ever
- Plans designed for families at every stage — newlyweds, parents, retirees, and business owners
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
Your Life Has Changed — Has Your Estate Plan?
An estate plan isn’t just a will in a drawer. It’s a complete set of instructions for your family — who gets what, who makes decisions, and how to avoid unnecessary court involvement. Our Greensboro attorneys help you create wills, trusts, guardianship designations, and beneficiary plans that actually work when your family needs them.
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What Guilford County Probate Really Looks Like
Navigating probate in Guilford County can feel overwhelming, especially while grieving. We help families handle every step — from filing with the Clerk of Superior Court at the Guilford County Courthouse to managing creditor claims and distributing assets. Our goal is to take the legal burden off your plate.
ProbateTrusts Are Not Just for the Wealthy
Most people assume trusts are for millionaires. They are not. If you own a home in Greensboro, have a retirement account, or want to avoid your family dealing with Guilford County probate, a revocable living trust makes sense. It keeps your assets out of public record, lets your family avoid months of court delays, and gives you full control while you are alive. After you pass, your successor trustee handles everything without a judge ever getting involved.
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The Paperwork That Keeps Your Family Out of Court
A healthcare directive and durable power of attorney are the two documents most families skip — and the two they regret not having. If you become incapacitated without them, your family needs a court order to pay your mortgage, access your bank account, or make medical decisions. With them, the person you choose steps in immediately. No courtroom. No delay. No guessing.
Ancillary DocumentsFrequently Asked Questions
Do you meet clients in person in Greensboro?
We handle all consultations and document reviews through secure video meetings. You get the same personalized service without needing to visit an office in the Triad.
Where is the Guilford County probate court?
Guilford County probate matters are handled by the Clerk of Superior Court at the Guilford County Courthouse, 201 S. Eugene Street, Greensboro, NC 27401.
How much does a flat-fee estate plan cost?
Pricing depends on your family’s needs. We quote your exact flat fee during a free consultation — before any work begins. No hourly rates, no hidden charges.