Entries by ElderLaw

2021-2022 CLE Scholarship Program

By Shirley Diefenbach The North Carolina Bar Association Elder and Special Needs Law Section (NCBA-EL) recognizes that, although the public perceives lawyers to be among the most affluent members of society, in fact, many attorneys struggle to make ends meet, need to pay off large amounts of law school debt, or sometimes suffer from economic […]

North Carolina Statutory Changes

By Anthony D. Nicholson For Elder & Special Needs Law attorneys, there are some significant new North Carolina statutory changes we need to be aware of. Would you like to file all your probate, guardianship and other court filings online? I hope so. Soon you will be required to do so. Tired of going through […]

Thoughts on the Upcoming Elder Law Symposium

By John R. Potter  The agenda will be released shortly for this spring’s Elder Law and Special Needs Symposium, which will be provided by webcast. When the Symposium planning began, the Elder Law Section Council had been hoping that life would be sufficiently normal for everyone to gather together for fellowship and to trade war […]