High Country Estate Law

08/30/2024

We’ve moved! 🎉 Our new office is located at 211 9th Street, North Wilkesboro! You can still reach us at 336-927-9155.

05/03/2024

Join me and Heather tomorrow at the Wilkes County Library to discuss preparing for the future! I will touch on the different types of estate planning documents you need to prepare for your future. If you cannot make it tomorrow, join us May 20th at the Masthead. 🌟

04/22/2024

Have you thought about who will take care of your child if you are unable to? With an estate plan, you can nominate a guardian to ensure your child is taken care of in case of an emergency. 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦

04/01/2024

Happy Easter from High Country Estate Law ✝️🐣

03/17/2024

Feeling lucky this St. Patrick's Day? If you need legal advice or representation, don't rely on luck - trust a skilled lawyer to protect you and your loved ones. Happy St. Patrick's Day from High Country Estate Law! 🍀🍀

03/13/2024

Looking for the right attorney? Here are some tips to help you choose the best one for your needs. Your legal representation is important, so take the time to find the right fit for you.

03/08/2024

Have you ever questioned whether you truly need a will? It's a common query, but it's worth pondering why this document holds such significance for you.

First and foremost, a will empowers you to determine how your assets will be distributed after your passing. Without one, state laws will dictate asset distribution, potentially conflicting with your desires. By having a will, you maintain control over who receives your belongings, ensuring they go to your chosen beneficiaries.

Moreover, a will allows you to nominate guardians for any minor children you have. This provision ensures that your children are cared for by individuals you trust and who share your values.

Additionally, a will permits you to appoint an executor to manage your estate's administration. This person will handle tasks such as asset gathering, debt payment, and inheritance distribution. Selecting a reliable executor ensures your final wishes are executed efficiently and accurately.

Furthermore, having a will can mitigate conflicts among family members after your passing. By clearly outlining your intentions, you reduce the likelihood of disagreements and legal disputes among loved ones.

Lastly, a will offers peace of mind. Knowing you've taken steps to plan for the future and provide for your loved ones can bring a profound sense of reassurance.

03/05/2024

Estate planning doesn't have to feel overwhelming or scary. It's natural to find it a bit challenging to think about, but it's truly important. Once completed, it offers a profound sense of peace, knowing that your affairs are in order and your loved ones are taken care of.

02/29/2024

Leap Day may only come around every four years, yet it serves as a reminder: just like the occasional leap, updating your estate planning documents every three years is recommended, especially in light of significant life changes. Let's get an appointment on your calendar to update your documents! Call me at 336-927-9155 or visit highcountryestatelaw.com

02/26/2024

Looking for legal assistance with your estate or business? High Country Estate Law can help you and your family navigate these areas of law. Contact us today for expert guidance.

02/20/2024

Hey everyone! Just wanted to re-introduce myself - I'm excited to be part of this community and looking forward to connecting with all of you 🌟

11/17/2023

I am so grateful to Liberty Law for preparing so well me for this moment! Go Flames 🔥

Alumni Feature | Victoria Belk Brooks
Victoria Belk Brooks (’22) just opened her own estate planning/estate admin/probate law firm, High County Estate Law! She spent the previous year at a firm in North Wilkesboro, NC, and we are so excited to see her starting her own firm. Congratulations, Mrs. Brooks!