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Harwell Law Firm, PA

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Harwell Law Firm will take the time to discuss your unique situation with you in order to develop an estate plan that reflects your desires. Common estate planning goals include: estate/death tax savings; probate avoidance; guardianships and trusts for children or others; and ensuring that your assets are distributed and managed according to your wishes. Ms. Harwell will work with you to determine and clarify these goals prior to drafting any necessary estate planning documents.

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General Info: A transactional law firm focused on business law, estate lanning and administration while striving to protect the goals, assets and interests of companies and people through proactive planning.
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Services/Products: Wills
Neighborhood: Beverly Woods
Other Link: http://www.harwelllawfirm.com
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Phone: (704) 749-3125

Address: 6201 Fairview Road, Suite 330, Charlotte, NC 28210

Website: http://www.harwelllawfirm.com

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Harwell Law Firm, PA

Guardianship
Harwell Law Firm will take the time to discuss your unique situation with you in order to develop an estate plan that reflects your desires. Common estate planning goals include: estate/death tax savings; probate avoidance; guardianships and trusts for children or others; and ensuring that your assets are distributed and managed according to your wishes. Ms. Harwell will work with you to determine and clarify these goals prior to drafting any necessary estate planning documents.

Business and Corporate Law

Corporate Law
Sales to co-owners are more common. Generally, a company with more than one owner should have a buy/sell agreement in place within the company's operating or shareholder agreement.
Mergers and Acquisitions
Business Formation
Business Disputes
Kimberly Gray is a licensed attorney in North Carolina. Her practice focuses on estate planning, probate/administration of estates, and business law. She graduated cum laude from Clemson University in 2001 with a degree in Financial Management. Kimberly received her Juris Doctor degree from Quinnipiac University in 2004. Outside of the office, Kim enjoys reading, cheering on our local sports teams, and spending time with her family.
Limited Liability Companies

Real Estate Litigation
Harwell Law Firm will also review and draft general contracts and agreements, including those related to employment, leases, purchases, real estate matters, services or sales.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Over the years of my practice, we have found ways around some of the common problems with wills and other documents prepared in states other than North Carolina. Most of these problems could have been prevented if the clients revised or updated their wills and other estate planning documents when they moved to North Carolina. Generally, updating or even redoing the documents is much less expensive than figuring out how to probate a will in North Carolina that does not conform to the North Carolina requirements for a self proving will.
Wills
Living Wills. Also referred to as a Declaration for a Desire for a Natural Death. This document allows you to express your desire to be taken off of life support if you have a terminal illness or are in a persistent vegetative state.
Trusts
The Harwell Law Firm assists clients with the administration of estates, trusts and probate to ensure that the legal requirements for the transfer of assets after the death of a loved one are followed. We guide clients through the maze of issues and court filings that can be overwhelming at this difficult time.
Power of Attorney
Power of Attorney laws enable the principal (person who creates the Power of Attorney (POA) to appoint and an agent or attorney-in-fact (trusted person who is over 18) to make legal and financial decisions on his or her behalf. In North Carolina the law governing these documents was replaced and significantly changed on January 1, 2018. This is a list of a few of the major changes made to the NC POA Law.
Probate

Tax Law
Over the past several years, both Federal and NC laws regarding estate taxes have undergone major overhauls. To understand the current status of Estate/Death Taxes today, an examination of the recent history of federal tax law follows. In 2001, President Bush signed the Economic Growth Tax Relief Reconciliation Act (EGTRRA, better known as "the Bush Tax Cuts") into law. These cuts were extended in 2010 when the Tax Relief Unemployment Insurance Reauthorization and Job Creation Act (TRUIRJCA) was signed into law making these cuts effective through December 31, 2012.

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