Gaster Law is your trusted partner for Estate Planning, Special Needs Planning, and Elder Law in the Triad of North Carolina.

Whether you need personlized estate planning or specialized advocacy and planning, Attorney Gaster’s compassion goes far beyond the immediate legal issues you may face. As a dedicated advocate for all people, she views every client as a whole person, ensuring you and your loved ones feel heard, valued, and respected throughout the entire process.

Proudly serving all families, Attorney Gaster recognizes that modern families take many beautiful forms, each requiring tailored legal strategies that protect every loved one equally. Whether navigating stepparent dynamics or securing essential protections for same-sex partners, we provide an inclusive, welcoming environment where your unique family structure is honored and legally safeguarded.

Appointments can be made in the office, or if you or your loved one has mobility or sensory issue, home visits or phone appointments can be arranged.

Let us provide the peace of

mind you and your loved ones deserve!

No Hidden Cost — Flat-Fee Service

Choose Gaster Law for experienced and reliable guidance through complex guardianship and legacy matters without the stress of hidden costs. We protect what matters most to you and your family by combining clear flat-fee pricing with deeply personable, attentive service.

Common Questions:

Question:

How do I know if I need to file for guardianship or do Powers of Attorney?

Answer:

Have you or a loved one been diagnosed with alzheimer’s or dementia?

Are you or your loved one still making decisions that affect day to day activities?

If you’re unsure, making an appointment with your doctor to get an evaluation is a good place to start. Calling an estate planning and elder law attorney will also help clarify any confusion.

Question:

Do I need to do estate planning if I will be aging at home and not going to a nursing home?

Answer:

Absolutely! It does not matter if you’re going to stay home, if you’re healthy, if you’re young, or retired. Estate planning is one of the most important decisions you will make to protect you and your family. Life is not predictable, and planning is key!