Moxley Law, PLLC

08/30/2026

I try to keep my business and personal life separated, including my political and personal opinions, but I believe music is medicine and I think we all need a little bit of it this week.

What a legacy, and what a reminder to plan for yours.

What do you want to be remembered for? Comment below. ⬇️

This is a perfect reminder that your doctors and lawyers are normal folks too. When you see me out of the office, I’m not wearing makeup. I’m not wearing a suit. There’s a good chance I’m either holding my daughter or my Gibson hummingbird.

This week I’ve been spinning this Legend on repeat as we prepare to open the new office Monday.

08/26/2026

🎉 WE’RE ALMOST READY TO REOPEN! 🎉
The countdown is officially on! We are so excited to announce that we will be reopening at our NEW LOCATION on August 31st! 🏡✨
This move marks the beginning of a new adventure for our firm, and we couldn’t be happier to start this next chapter. We are incredibly grateful for the continued support of our clients, friends, and our Yadkin County community. ❤️
We can’t wait to welcome you through the doors of our new home!

📍 103 N State Street
Yadkinville, NC 27055

🎊 Reopening August 31st! 🎊

New location. New adventure. Same great commitment to our clients. ⚖️❤️

08/21/2026

A New Home for Our Firm 🤍

They say nothing worth having comes easy—and this new chapter has certainly been a labor of love.

For the past several weeks, we have been busy renovating and preparing our new office space. It has been a tremendous amount of work, but we truly believe the finished product will be a significant upgrade and, more importantly, a long-term home for our firm.

Our goal has always been to create an office that feels welcoming, comfortable, and like home—not only for us, but for every client who walks through our doors. We are so excited to share this new space with you and continue building something special here in our community.

Our law office will be closed next week as we complete the move and settle into our new space. We will officially be fully operational in our new office on September 1st.

As we make this transition, we want to take a moment to say thank you. Thank you for trusting us with your legal needs, for referring your friends and family, and for allowing us the privilege of serving you.

We are incredibly grateful for the continued support of our clients and our community, and we cannot wait to welcome you into our new home.

New space. New chapter. Same commitment to serving you.

We’ll see you September 1st! 🤍

✨ Our new and improved conference room is almost ready ✨ Here’s a sneak peek. 👀

08/20/2026

08/18/2026

GENERAL POWER OF ATTORNEY vs. HEALTH CARE POWER OF ATTORNEY
Life can change in an instant—which is why it’s important to plan ahead. Two important documents that can help protect you and your family are a General Power of Attorney and a Health Care Power of Attorney.
📋 GENERAL POWER OF ATTORNEY
A General Power of Attorney allows you to name someone you trust to handle certain financial, legal, or business matters on your behalf. Depending on the document, your agent may be able to help with things such as banking, property, bills, and other financial affairs.
❤️ HEALTH CARE POWER OF ATTORNEY
A Health Care Power of Attorney allows you to name someone you trust to make health care decisions for you if you are unable to make or communicate those decisions yourself.
Why have both?
Because the person who can handle your finances may not be the person you want making your medical decisions. Having the appropriate documents in place can help your loved ones know who is authorized to act—and can help avoid unnecessary confusion during an already difficult time.
The best time to create these documents is before you need them.
📞 Let our office help you put the right plan in place.
(336) 677-4209
103 N. State Street, Yadkinville, NC 27055

08/10/2026

🏡 ESTATE PLANNING DOESN’T HAVE TO BE COMPLICATED! ⚖️
You don’t have to be wealthy or retired to need an estate plan. Estate planning is about making sure your wishes are known and your loved ones are protected.
Here are the basic steps:
1️⃣ TAKE INVENTORY
Start by identifying what you own — your home, bank accounts, investments, retirement accounts, life insurance, vehicles, personal belongings, and other assets.
2️⃣ DECIDE WHO YOU TRUST
Choose the people you want to make important decisions for you, including:
👤 Your Executor
🏦 Your Trustee
📋 Your Financial Agent
❤️ Your Healthcare Agent
3️⃣ DECIDE WHO RECEIVES YOUR ASSETS
Determine who should inherit your property and how you want your assets distributed.
4️⃣ PROTECT YOUR CHILDREN
If you have minor children, your estate plan can address who you want to care for them and how their inheritance should be managed.
5️⃣ PREPARE YOUR DOCUMENTS
Depending on your circumstances, your estate plan may include:
📜 A Will
🏠 A Trust
💳 Financial Power of Attorney
🏥 Healthcare Power of Attorney
❤️ Advance Directive
📋 Beneficiary Designations
6️⃣ REVIEW HOW YOUR ASSETS ARE TITLED
Having the right documents is only part of the process. Your property and accounts should be properly titled and your beneficiary designations should coordinate with your overall plan.
7️⃣ KEEP YOUR PLAN UPDATED
Life changes — marriage, divorce, births, deaths, new assets, and changes in your wishes can all mean it’s time to review your plan.
The goal of estate planning isn't simply to plan for death. It's to plan for LIFE, too. ❤️
A well-designed estate plan can help make sure the right people are able to step in when needed, your wishes are honored, and your loved ones have a clear path forward.
⚖️ Don’t wait until a crisis happens to start planning.
📞 Call our office today to discuss your estate planning needs.

08/05/2026

Payable on Death Beneficiaries? Check out these common mistakes and pitfalls.

📞336-528-2616
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call us if you need help. We would love to assist you in navigating your options, and helping you choose what’s best.

08/05/2026

People think a will and a trust do the same thing.

They don't.

A will tells a probate court how to distribute your estate — after you die, after the court validates it, and after months of public record and legal fees. It doesn't help you if you become incapacitated. And it doesn't avoid probate — it guarantees it.

A revocable living trust, on the other hand, lets your assets pass directly to your beneficiaries without court involvement. It's private. It takes effect immediately if you're unable to manage your affairs. And it skips probate entirely — but only if you actually transfer your assets into the trust. That's the step many people miss.

Here's what most people don't realize: you can have both. A will covers anything you didn't put in the trust (your car, personal belongings). A trust handles the big assets — your home, bank accounts, investment accounts — and keeps them out of probate.

If you own a home or have more than one account, a trust is worth considering. If your estate is simple and probate costs in your state are low, a will might be enough. But please don't assume they're interchangeable.

The families who had the easiest time after a loss? The ones whose loved one planned ahead and prioritized their estate plan.

⬇️ Please feel free to share your questions or personal experiences below.

I would love to hear how easy or difficult the process was for you and why.