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Robert B. Angle, Jr., PA

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Elder Law encompasses a variety of legal areas that affect people as they age and people with disabilities. It includes estate planning, long-term care planning, special needs trusts, retirement, Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid planning, competency concerns if a senior develops Alzheimer's, dementia or other serious health issues, and guardianships. Elder Law also helps to address and prevent the financial exploitation and/or physical abuse of the elderly and disabled.

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Robert B. Angle, Jr., PA

Guardianship
Elder Law encompasses a variety of legal areas that affect people as they age and people with disabilities. It includes estate planning, long-term care planning, special needs trusts, retirement, Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid planning, competency concerns if a senior develops Alzheimer's, dementia or other serious health issues, and guardianships. Elder Law also helps to address and prevent the financial exploitation and/or physical abuse of the elderly and disabled.

DUI/DWI
Being charged with a DWI carries with it a number of repercussions, even if you end up beating the charge in court. From the financial costs of hiring a lawyer, to concerns about appearing in court, to just plain embarrassment, a DWI charge can weigh on the mind.
Traffic Violations
If you've received a speeding ticket in the Boone area, don't just pay it off. Hire an attorney who specializes in traffic tickets to help you. Paying off a speeding ticket can leave a permanent mark on your driving record, points on your license, and an increase in insurance premiums. We will represent you in traffic court and guide you through the process, often sparing you the time and expense of appearing in court.
Misdemeanors
Is an improper equipment? Having “improper equipment” basically means your speedometer was not working correctly. In most cases, this is a legal fiction because the speedometer on the vast majority of vehicles is working perfectly fine. But, it is a convenient way to avoid the negative consequences a speeding ticket can carry. When improper equipments became a popular option for drivers seeking reductions, a cottage industry was born. Mechanics would calibrate a vehicle’s speedometer and, not so coincidentally, determine that the speedometer showed a slower speed than the actual speed. Most district attorney’s offices have eliminated the step of visiting your local mechanic and will reduce the charge to improper equipment if you meet various criteria, which differ across the State. Typically, though, the formula for receiving the reduction involves a combination of factors such as having an attorney, attending driving school, your driving history, and how fast you were going. Much to the chagrin of drivers across the State, the popularity of improper equipments apparently caught the attention of the North Carolina State Legislature. In 2011, the Legislature imposed an extra $50 fee for anyone convicted of improper equipment. [1] This $50 fee is in addition to $191 of court costs and a fine of up to $25 pursuant to N.C.G.S. § 20-123.2. Here’s the unpleasant math: $191 Court Costs $ 50 Fee + $ 25 Fine $266 Total Yes, (ouch), a speeding ticket reduced to improper equipment costs $263, and that’s just the money that goes to the Court system. In addition to that, you may have an attorney’s fee, the time and cost of driving school, and/or a trip or two to court to handle the ticket. Despite the high price tag, an improper equipment is usually worth the price because it virtually guarantees no long-term consequences to your insurance or driver’s license. But it also goes to show that the government isn’t going to pass up an opportunity to make money. [1] A bit of useless trivia that doesn’t lessen the financial pain: the $50 fee goes to the State to help pay the costs of confining people for misdemeanor convictions.
Forgery
When buying a house or parcel of land, buyers often wonder whether they need title insurance. For most people, buying a home is the most significant investment of their lives. It makes financial sense to protect that investment with title insurance. Here are some common questions homebuyers have regarding title insurance: What is Title Insurance? Owner’s title insurance is protection against a third party contesting your ownership rights to your property. Essentially, title insurance is protection against defects that can cost buyers their homes. For example, assume a previous owner of your home had a $100,000 balance on their mortgage, and a title search failed to locate this lien. You then buy your home without knowledge of the mortgage. The $100,000 mortgage will be the first lien on the property and could allow the lienholder (usually a bank) to foreclose on your property, much to your surprise and dismay. In this situation, title insurance will pay the $100,000 mortgage to protect your interest in the property. Wouldn’t a Title Search Find Issues with Title? Ideally, yes, a title search would discover all issues with title. However, even the most thorough of title searches may not find hidden defects such as incorrect representation of the marital status of a previous grantor, forgery of a previous deed, or a clerical error during the recording of a previous deed. When a title search fails to unearth such a situation, title insurance steps in to pay the legal expenses needed to correct a title defect or pay claims arising from a problem with real estate ownership rights. Why Do I Need Title Insurance if My Lender Already Has It? Most buyers borrow a significant portion of the purchase price of property from a lender. Almost all lenders require a lender’s policy of title insurance because they recognize that title searches are not infallible. The lender’s policy, though, only insures up to the outstanding loan balance and terminates once the loan is paid off. It will not protect the buyer. How Expensive is Title Insurance? Title insurance is relatively affordable compared to the costs of other common types of insurance. In fact, North Carolina has one of the lowest rates for title insurance in the country. The buyer of property pays a one-time premium at closing, and the insurance coverage lasts as long as the buyer and the buyer’s heirs have an interest in the property. The cost of title insurance depends on the amount of coverage purchased. As a reference point, though, a buyer of a $250,000 house should expect to pay a one-time fee of $500 – $600 for title insurance. This fee can be significantly less if the buyer is financing the purchase, and the lender is requiring a lender’s policy. If you have additional questions about title insurance or would like to speak to an attorney about handling the closing on the purchase or sale of property in Boone, North Carolina, or the surrounding area, please contact the Law Office of Rob

Business and Corporate Law

Business Formation
It can be difficult to know where to begin when you're starting a new company. Before filing any business formation paperwork, consult Angle Law Firm. The type of business you choose to form can have significant tax and liability consequences. We will help you choose the type of business that best meets your needs. We will help you determine which business structure is right for you and walk you through common business structures like...
Business Disputes
There's a lot of red tape to consider when starting a new business. Don't get caught up in the paperwork - make sure you're handling everything according to the letter of the law by hiring Angle Law Firm. We can help you form a business and handle all of the necessary paperwork to bring your business to life. We'll make sure you're following all rules and regulations and guide you through your first days as a registered company.

Real Estate Litigation
Real estate transactions are one of the most important events in your life. You want to be sure all the paperwork is in order and there are no financial surprises at closing. Angle Law Firm provides assistance in the area of real estate law in Boone, NC.
Real Estate Transactions
Recently I worked with Rob Angle on a real estate transaction that was for sale by owner. Everything about my experience with him and his office was executed in a timely manner with the process fully explained and executed as stated. When I initially spoke with Rob he informed me that if I secured an interested buyer later in the business week that he also worked on Saturday's to prepare draft contracts. I am most happy to report that when such scenario did occur Rob kept his word and provided me with a draft contract that contained the buyer and seller's terms. From there his office handled the closing efficiently, fielding my questions and the buyers quickly and accurately. All paperwork was properly executed and recorded along with the money from the closing transferred the same day. I would definitely work with his office again for future real estate transactions!
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Personal Injury
Special Needs Law and Planning addresses many details including providing for current care and future care, protecting assets from estate taxes and long-term care costs, preserving eligibility for government benefits, and providing funds for the "extras" that improve your loved one's quality of life. If you have a loved one with a disability who is receiving an inheritance or settlement or jury award in a personal injury lawsuit, it is important to ensure that these funds do not compromise an individual's eligibility for certain public benefits like Medicaid and Supplemental Security Income. Angle Law Firm will help you ensure that family members with special needs will be taken care of. Call us at (828) 265-0016 to make an appointment.
Medicaid Planning
Elder Law encompasses a variety of legal areas that affect people as they age and people with disabilities. It includes estate planning, long-term care planning, special needs trusts, retirement, Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid planning, competency concerns if a senior develops Alzheimer's, dementia or other serious health issues, and guardianships.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Since 2002, Rob Angle has provided exceptional service to the people of Boone, North Carolina, and the surrounding area. We handle a wide range of legal issues for our clients from real estate, to business matters and surplus funds, to estate planning. Our attorneys' mission is to assist clients with their legal situation by collecting information, applying North Carolina law, and advising clients on potential pathways to success. We offer unmatched service to our clients. We proudly call this mountain community "home" and strive to ensure you feel at home in our hands.
Wills
Robert B. Angle, Jr. 1/1/03 to present, Boone, NC, general practice of law representing numerous businesses and individuals in Watauga, Ashe & Avery Counties, focusing on real estate, corporate, wills & estates & traffic offenses.
Trusts
Angle Law Firm can help you prepare for the future and ensure that your loved one continues to enjoy the same quality of life that individual had when you were alive. JD Gilliam advises families on their options, which may include certain types of special needs trusts or other alternatives, to ensure public benefits are not reduced or eliminated. We can help you develop a Personal Care Plan, a Special Needs Trust, a Supplemental Needs Trust and many other legal instruments to ensure that your wishes are met.
Power of Attorney
Do you have an estate plan, including a will, durable power of attorney, and healthcare power of attorney? If you are a veteran or veteran's widow/widower, are you receiving all the VA benefits to which you're entitled? Have you properly planned for the preservation of assets to avoid spousal impoverishment when one spouse enters a nursing home?

Foreclosure
When financial troubles arise, homeowners can lose their property to foreclosure. The bank can foreclose on the property when a homeowner is unable to make mortgage payments, or the local government can foreclose for failure to pay property taxes. Most homeowners are unaware that the foreclosure process can result in extra money being deposited with the clerk of court that belongs to the homeowner. In order to obtain this extra money, the homeowner must file a petition for surplus funds. The process is complicated and typically requires the assistance of an attorney.

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