Tarantino Law, PLLC
Estate Planning Lawyers Serving Terrell, Lake Norman, & Beyond
We craft flat-fee wills, trusts, and powers of attorney for families in Terrell and the wider Lake Norman communities of Sherrills Ford, Denver, Mooresville, and Troutman. Start your journey with a free consultation and leave knowing your wishes—and the people you love—are fully protected.
About Us
Compassionate Legal Support, Backed by Experience
Led by attorney Eddie Tarantino Jr., our firm blends deep
North Carolina estate-planning knowledge with a neighborly, one-on-one approach. From the first call to the final signing, you work directly with your lawyer—no hand-offs, no surprises. Learn how our roots in the Lake Norman area shape the way we serve.
Why Clients Choose Tarantino Law
- Family-first philosophy—strategies adjust to your goals
- Direct attorney access and prompt updates
- Deep ties to Lake Norman courts and clerk offices



Trusted Expertise in Estate Planning, Business Law, and Personal Injury
Guidance for Every Chapter of Life
From simple wills to complex trusts, we safeguard assets whether you’re building generational wealth or downsizing a lake house. Bypass probate and keep family matters private with tailored documents.
Strategic counsel for small businesses and entrepreneurs—covering contracts, compliance, and corporate transitions at every stage of growth.
Compassionate, results-driven representation for accident victims—so you can pursue compensation while focusing on your recovery.
Protect privacy, minimize taxes, and coordinate out-of-state property transfers.
Navigate North Carolina’s probate courts with confidence and compassionate counsel.
Get the Clarity You Need for Life’s Legal Matters
Your Questions, Answered
We’re here to provide clear, straightforward answers to help you feel confident and informed.
What does an estate-planning lawyer do?
We prepare wills, design trusts, draft durable and health-care POAs, and guide families through probate.
Do both spouses need separate wills?
Yes—mirror wills ensure each partner’s wishes stand on their own.
Can I update my plan if I move to Sherrills Ford?
Absolutely. North Carolina documents remain valid statewide, and updates are seamless.
Is a trust better than a will?
A revocable living trust can avoid probate and maintain privacy; a will is often sufficient for simpler estates.
Insights and Updates from Tarantino Law
Stay Informed on Legal Trends and Advice
Stay current on estate-planning trends, tax changes, and practical tips for protecting Lake Norman property. Explore our latest articles and guides for homeowners from Terrell to Mooresville.
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Read moreWhat Our Clients Say
My experience with Eddie Tarantino was amazing. His service was above expectations, and he treated me like a person, not a dollar sign. He took the time to research my problem and walked me through every step. He is an outstanding attorney, and I have and will continue to recommend him to everyone I run into.”
— Christy B
Ready to safeguard your legacy? Book a free estate-planning consult today.