The Center for Community Law & Equity

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The Center for Community Law & Equity The Center for Community Law & Equity is our policy and advocacy division. See website for additional services. (www.lawandcommunity.com)

CCLE also provides legal work for small businesses, consulting services to municipalities, counties, and cities looking to grow equitably or create affordable housing strategies and policies that meaningfully engage impacted residents. Additionally, CCLE provides legal services in the area of construction law to developers, and consultation to developers on community engagement and working with residents around projects.

10/16/2026

🗳️ North Carolina voters, did you know there are THREE proposed constitutional amendments on your ballot?

What do they mean, and how could they affect you?

From property taxes and income taxes to voter ID requirements, I’m breaking down all three in plain English—what they propose, the arguments for and against them, and why they matter.

Before you cast your vote, know what you’re voting on!

⚖️ Attorney Yolanda L. Taylor

10/15/2026

Has a loved one passed away, leaving you wondering whether you’re responsible for their unpaid bills?

Or perhaps you’re thinking about the legacy you want to leave your loved ones, but you’re concerned about what will happen to your debts after you’re gone.

Let’s talk about what happens to debt when someone passes away.

This is general legal information, not legal advice. Every situation is different, and legal advice depends on your specific circumstances.

One thing I’ve learned throughout my career is that networking outside the legal profession is often undervalued.As a co...
10/13/2026

One thing I’ve learned throughout my career is that networking outside the legal profession is often undervalued.

As a community-focused lawyer, I understand that meaningful relationships extend far beyond the legal community. They include families, entrepreneurs, nonprofit leaders, civic organizations, and professionals from all walks of life.

For me, networking isn’t simply about generating business. It’s about building relationships, exchanging ideas, creating opportunities, and staying connected to the communities I serve.

Relationships matter. Visibility matters. And community matters.

You’ve worked hard for what you have. Have you planned for how it will be managed—and who will receive it?A revocable li...
10/11/2026

You’ve worked hard for what you have. Have you planned for how it will be managed—and who will receive it?

A revocable living trust can help you plan for your lifetime and the legacy you leave behind. But simply signing the documents isn’t enough. Funding your trust is an essential step.

Could a trust fit your estate plan? Let’s talk.

Let’s Get Your Plan Taylor’d™
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10/08/2026
10/07/2026

Do you Vote?

10/07/2026

Networking is important for any business.

10/07/2026

Pay attention to your parents’ changing needs, especially as they age. Have the conversation about powers of attorney early, while they can make informed decisions and choose whom they trust to act on their behalf. A thoughtful plan today can help protect their wishes tomorrow.

10/03/2026

Be careful what you proclaim! 😂 I said I would NEVER set foot back in the Johnston County courthouse. Well… guess where my Monday started after I decided to take a pro bono case? 🤦🏾‍♀️

Sometimes helping somebody means walking right back through the doors you swore you were done with.

Address

14101 Capital Boulevard , Suite 266
Youngsville, NC
27596

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+19844012141

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