Name: Greg McIntyre
Address: 233 East Graham Street, Shelby, NC, 28150, US
Telephone: Not Available
Price range: $ 200-300 per hour
Rating: 4.6

About Greg

Biography

I'm Greg McIntyre and I'm more than just your typical lawyer with a beautiful wife and 6 great kids. I initially became a lawyer to fight courtroom battles which I did for years. However, after working in an environment where the focus was always on the next billable hour, I started my own practice because I was interested in being more than just a lawyer. I was interested in making a difference in my clients lives.

Being a husband and a father has taught me what is really important in life. My clients trust me because they know we share the same values. We want to see our children be successful. We want our families to be provided for if we are not around. We want our legacies to be preserved and to have a guiding hand in shaping our families' lives.

McIntyre Elder Law is built on this client-centered and values-based foundation. I help my clients to make informed, empowered decisions for their families and loved ones, pass on their values, experience (and their assets) to the next generation.

How we are different: My clients know that I will be there for them whether it's for legal advice, a change in the plan or to just have a conversation. I am interested in the longterm relationship and making sure my clients' plans and expectations are being met.

Accomplishing my clients’ goals and objectives are paramount. I use a collaborative approach, including Investment Advisers, CPA’s, and Insurance Professionals. Successful planning requires us to consider all your financial goals, present and future.

Memberships and Associations.

I am a member of the North Carolina State Bar Association. I am also a member of both ElderCounsel, a national network focused specifically on estate planning & wealth preservation. I serve on the Board of Directors of the Boys & Girls Club. I am a member of the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW). I am a certified attorney with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. I am a proud member of Shelby Presbyterian Church, where my family and I find fellowship and spiritual refreshment.

Practice Areas

Elder Law 75%

75%

Estate Planning 25%

25%

Fees and Rates

Cost

Hourly Rates

$ 200-300 per hour

Contingency

25%-33%

Retainer

Sometimes

Payment Methods

Cash
Check
Credit Card

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Licenses

Licensed in North Carolina for 19 years

State: North Carolina

Acquired: 2006

Active

No misconduct found

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Location

McIntyre Elder Law

233 East Graham Street, Shelby, NC, 28150

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401 North Tryon Street, Charlotte, NC, 28202

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4.6 /5.0

19 Client Reviews

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Posted by Nancy | April 8, 2024 | Hired Attorney

Lied to!

I was told that I would be reimbursed for my attorney fees by a staff member (Tiffany). Only to be told by Brenton Begley later that I wouldn’t.

Posted by anonymous | October 29, 2020 | Hired Attorney

Heir from out of state

My siblings and all live out of state. We hired Mr. McIntyre and it has been a nightmare. When we asked questions he refused to answer. He would not tell us what the estate was paying for anything. When we asked he would say he would tell us when the estate was settled. Mr. McIntyre had an auction an...d sold antique clocks that an appraiser had appraised for over $20,000 for less than half of the appraised value. Charged his 5% on not just the value of the estate , but on the disbursements also - adding $10,000 to what he was paid. Guard your family and avoid this office.

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Posted by Rick | August 9, 2020 | Hired Attorney

Great Job

I was able to get a phone consultation the same day I called and had an appointment to get the paperwork done within a week. It was a quick and easy process. Greg and his group knew exactly what to do and handled everything correctly right away

Posted by Keith | November 25, 2019 | Hired Attorney

Greg goes the extra extra mile with you and for you!!!

I can't say enough good about Greg Mcintyre, he has really worked hard as well as his very capable staff these last two years with all the issues surrounding the care and protection of my mother. You will not go wrong when you hire Greg McIntrye as your attorney. He still is working for us and I'm ve...ry confident that we will have the outcome that we desire and need. If you need peace of mind concerning your loved one and their care and protection call Greg today and hire him and get that peace of mind today it will be money well spent!!!

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Posted by anonymous | August 15, 2019 | Hired Attorney

Brenton Begley

Was very well satisfied with the firm. every one involved seemed up to date on what they were doing

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Greg McIntyre's Lawyer Endorsements

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Brenton Begley

Elder law lawyer | Dec 11

Relationship: Worked together on matter

"Greg is not only a caring and compassionate individual but he is also an incredible attorney. He routinely tackles hard issue that other attorneys are afraid to touch. Furthermore, over the years he has helped his clients save millions of dollars in assets. He has also educated thousands with his weekly Elder Law Report, podcast, and blog. If you have a need for an Elder Law Attorney, Greg “the Elder Law Guy” is your man."

George Price

Unknown lawyer | Jan 31

Relationship: Other

"I endorse this lawyer."

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Brenton Begley

Elder law lawyer

Lisa Schreiner

Family lawyer

Robert Walls

Wills and living wills lawyer

Experience

Rating: 6.8 (Good)

Work Experience

2006 - Present

Managing Attorney, McIntyre Elder Law

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Associations

2006 - Present

North Carolina State Bar

Member

2006 - Present

Cleveland County Bar Association

Member

2006 - Present

District 27B Bar

Member

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Education

2005

Campbell University, Norman Adrian Wiggins School of Law

Juris Doctrate

2005

Campbell University

M.B.A.

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Publications

2019

Shelby House Publishing Saving the Farm: A practical guide to the legal maze of aging in America

2019

Shelby House Publishing Hometown Heroes: Heroic Stories From Brave Men and Women

2018

Elder Law Blog The Untold Benefits of Estate Planning REAL TALK WARNING!

2018

Elder Law Blog Who Do You Trust?

2018

Elder Law Blog What Happens if You Die Without a Will?

2018

Elder Law Blog Look Back Period

2018

Elder Law Blog In-Home Care with Helping Hands

2018

Elder Law Blog Do You Need to Worry about Estate Taxes?

2018

Elder Law Blog Stop Using a Power of Attorney Once Someone Has Passed Away

2018

Elder Law Blog WHY would you trust your life to a fill-in-the-blanks Document?

2018

Elder Law Blog New Rules Issued by the Department of Veterans Affairs

2018

Elder Law Blog Summary of Changes to the VA Pension Eligibility Rules

2018

Elder Law Blog Traditional vs Roth IRA: Planning for Seniors

2018

Elder Law Blog Is The Will Dead?

2018

Elder Law Blog Elder Law Report: Spend Downs

2018

Elder Law Blog The X-Factor and Indecision

2018

Elder Law Blog Elder Law Report: Law & Technology

2018

Elder Law Blog Plan: Caring

2018

Elder Law Blog Do the New VA Pension Laws Encourage Divorce?

2018

Elder Law Blog Elder Law Report: Should your real estate agent be senior certified?

2018

Elder Law Blog There is a Storm coming… Are you prepared?

2018

Elder Law Blog The Elephant in the Room

2018

Elder Law Blog Traditional vs Roth IRA: Planning for Seniors

2018

Elder Law Blog Is the Will Dead?

2018

Elder Law Blog Elder Law Report: Spend Downs

2018

Elder Law Blog The X-Factor and Indecision

2018

Elder Law Blog Elder Law Report: Law & Technology

2018

Elder Law Blog Plan: Caring

2018

Elder Law Blog Do the New VA Pension Laws Encourage Divorce?

2018

Elder Law Blog Elder Law Report: Should your real estate agent be senior certified?

2018

Elder Law Blog There is a Storm coming… Are you prepared?

2018

Elder Law Blog The Elephant in the Room

2018

Elder Law Blog How to plan for a Long-Term Care event and How to Pay For it?

2018

Elder Law Blog What is the most important document you can have

2018

Elder Law Blog Avoiding Probate

2018

Elder Law Blog Medicaid Divorce: Maybe . . . Maybe Not.

2018

Elder Law Blog Creative Financial Approaches to Long Term Care Services

2018

Elder Law Blog Three Questions “The Elder Law Guy” gets asked the most:

2018

Elder Law Blog Hometown Heroes – Veterans Interview Video Links

2018

Elder Law Blog Alzheimer’s 101 – Understanding the Basics

2018

Elder Law Blog 3 Points About the New 2018 Tax Law Seniors Should Know

2018

Elder Law Blog Senior Adults and Identity Theft – How to Protect Against It

2018

Elder Law Blog ADVANCED CARE DIRECTIVES: ARE THEY NECESSARY?

2018

Elder Law Blog What to Consider in Retirement Planning

2018

Elder Law Blog 5 Things to Include in an Estate Plan

2018

Elder Law Blog Lady Bird Deed – 3 Things You Should Know

2018

Elder Law Blog WHAT THE NEW TAX BILL MEANS FOR YOU

2018

Elder Law Blog Aging is a Success Story

2018

Elder Law Blog Facts about Veterans Benefits for Veterans and their Families

2018

Elder Law Blog Memory Care Innovations

2018

Elder Law Blog Changes to Social Security in 2018

2018

Elder Law Blog Veterans Benefits: Aid and Attendance

2017

Elder Law Blog The New Elder Law Report: Find the right spot for your loved one!

2017

Elder Law Blog The New Elder Law Report: Winn the Game: Avoid losing it all.

2017

Elder Law Blog Lunch with a Veteran: Michael Carpenter, Marine and Barry Carpenter, Air Force

2017

Elder Law Blog Lunch with a Veteran: The Real ‘Platoon’ Vietnam Story

2017

Elder Law Blog The New Elder Law Report: From the little farm house on the hill

2017

Elder Law Blog Lunch with a Veteran: Married in the Military, JD and Virginia Thomas

2017

Elder Law Blog The New Elder Law Report: What we forgot!

2017

Elder Law Blog Lunch with a Veteran: Flight Surgeon Dr Frank Sincox

2017

Elder Law Blog The New Elder Law Report: Getting and Staying Fit

2017

Elder Law Blog Lunch with a Veteran: Roger Wuest. Field Artillery Officer and Vietnam Veteran

2017

Elder Law Blog Lunch with a Veteran: Marine and former National Director of American Legion Baseball

2017

Elder Law Blog The New Elder Law Report: Military Extravaganza. What one committed high schooler can do for a community

2017

Elder Law Blog Lunch with a Veteran: The World’s Greatest Undiscovered Playwright

2017

Elder Law Blog Lunch with a Veteran: Controversial State of the Nation Address

2017

Elder Law Blog All American Legion Programs

2017

Elder Law Blog David Rose: Flying Beaver Tech Inspector

2017

Elder Law Blog Lunch with a Veteran Tom Haines – Vietnam SNAFU!

2017

Elder Law Blog Spring Training!!! Get ready for the season

2017

Elder Law Blog Chef to Presidents, Veteran Martin CJ Mongiello

2017

Elder Law Blog Elder Law Presser. First “Official” Press Conference of The Elder Law Guy!!!

2017

Elder Law Blog Bringing the education to you: Seminars and Speeches. Bringing Education to You and your group.

2017

Elder Law Blog Lunch with a Veteran Earl Mace Driver to the Kennedys

2017

Elder Law Blog Lunch with a Veteran – The real G.I Jane – Martha Bridges

2017

Elder Law Blog Elder Law Blog

2017

Elder Law Blog Nursing Home Crisis Planning

2017

Elder Law Blog New Year Special. Key Benefits Change Update

2016

Elder Law Blog Jim ‘the Tarheel Terror’ Hardin

2016

Elder Law Blog Enemies 2 Friends: Bill Hardin (Marines) & Larry Gamble (Navy)

2016

Elder Law Blog When Disaster Strikes

2016

Elder Law Blog Vietnam Veteran and Bronze Star Recipient, Gene Ramsey.

2016

Elder Law Blog Planning with family over the holidays

2016

Elder Law Blog Predicting Upcoming Changes

2016

Elder Law Blog Lunch With a Veteran: Marine w/ 2 Purple Hearts, Bob Cabaniss

2016

Elder Law Blog Estate Planning Ghost Stories: A Nightmare on Probate Street

2016

Elder Law Blog Memories and Mementos: What matters Most?

2016

Elder Law Blog Top Secret — Asset Protection Docs Disclosed

2016

Elder Law Blog Golf & Medicaid Asset Protection Trusts

2016

Elder Law Blog Back-Up and Look Back – Medicaid Look Back Periods – At the Conference Table 2

2016

Elder Law Blog Upcoming Events: At the Conference Table with Hayden & Greg – Upcoming Events

2016

Elder Law Blog Trusts Simply Explained (Trust Me)

2016

Elder Law Blog Wrong Mix of Medications Can Lead to Faulty Alzheimer’s Diagnosis

2016

Elder Law Blog 10 Early Signs and Symptoms of Alzheimer’s

2016

Elder Law Blog The Living Legacy: If you’re searching for the ‘Key to Happiness’, then I have something important to share with you.

2016

Elder Law Blog Article I Promised: Lady Bird Deeds

2016

Elder Law Blog Be Nostalgic about the old days: Don’t lament a lack of planning

2016

Elder Law Blog Guardianship NIGHTMARES!!!

2016

Elder Law Blog Hospice’s ‘We Honor Veterans’ Program

2016

Elder Law Blog Helping Homeless Veteran’s ‘Foothills Veteran’s Stand Down’

2016

Elder Law Blog NC SHIIP Program Revealed

2016

Elder Law Blog The Power of Living Wills and Healthcare Powers Of Attorney

2016

Elder Law Blog Senior Games with Angela Padgett

2016

Elder Law Blog Active Older Adult Communities

2016

Elder Law Blog Avoiding Falls as You Age

2016

Elder Law Blog Helping Mom or Dad Stay at Home: Tips for Selecting an In-Home Care Provider

2016

Elder Law Blog Your Health Care – Stay at Home with Bayada Home Health Care

2016

Elder Law Blog The Misconceptions about Hospice

2016

Elder Law Blog Medicaid Crisis Planning Seminar – Thursday, February 25th from 5:30pm to 7:00pm

2016

Elder Law Blog Elder Law and Medicaid Secrets Revealed. Part 1. “You Don’t Know What You Don’t Know.”

2016

Elder Law Blog Feeling Squeezed in the Middle of a Generational Sandwich? How to Take Care of Yourself as You Take Care of Others

2016

Elder Law Blog Build Your Empire

2016

Elder Law Blog What Happens if a Family Member Becomes Incapacitated? The Unpopular Topic of Discussion Every Family Needs to Have

2016

Elder Law Blog Medicaid Crisis Planning – Part 2

2016

Elder Law Blog 2016 New Years Resolutions – Making Resolutions and Taking Action

2016

Elder Law Blog Alzheimer’s and Dementia with Expert, Teepa Snow

2015

Elder Law Blog Lunch with a Veteran. Evan Thompson

2015

Elder Law Blog Senior Living from A to Z with Regional Vice President of Operations for Brookdale’s Southeast Division

2015

Elder Law Blog American Legion, Veteran’s Benefits and Programs with District Commander, Evan Thompson

2015

Elder Law Blog Senior Dental Care with Dr. Kendalyn Lutz-Craver!

2015

Elder Law Blog Get It Together with Debbie Vaughn

2015

Elder Law Blog Can you differentiate between home care and home health care?

2015

Elder Law Blog Hospice – A History and Guide

2015

Elder Law Blog Client Communication and Education – The Importance of Technology

2015

Elder Law Blog Pre-Need Funeral Planning

2015

Elder Law Blog Health and Rehabilitation at Peak Resources

2015

Elder Law Blog ACCESS Care with Jane Wright

2015

Elder Law Blog In Home Care: Alternative Care Options Part II

2015

Elder Law Blog Adult Day Care and Life Enrichment – Alternative Care Option

2015

Elder Law Blog Who are your MVPs?

2015

Elder Law Blog Should I Use an Attorney or a Non-Attorney when Engaging in VA Aid & Attendance Planning?

2015

Elder Law Blog Who Wants to Know the Basic Differences in Different Deeds to Compare and Contrast??? Ooo… Ooo… Me, Me!!!

2015

Elder Law Blog Back to School with the Elder Law Guy

2015

Elder Law Blog Beat the Odds – Don’t Let the Government Take it All!

2015

Elder Law Blog 3 Important Questions for your Financial & Legal Dream Team

2015

Elder Law Blog The World Series of Elder Law! Cover Your Bases…

2015

Elder Law Blog Fun Episode! Debate/Politics/Beat the Odds – Don’t Let the Government Take It All!!!

2015

Elder Law Blog Trading Places & Role Reversals: When Children Have to Take Care of Parents & What to Do About It.

2015

Elder Law Blog Avoiding Senior Shark Attacks!!! How to avoid the dangers of exposed assets and poor planning

2015

Elder Law Blog How Your Foundational Documents Can Keep You Safe On Vacation

2015

Elder Law Blog Your Independence Day!

2015

Elder Law Blog Top 3 Questions That People Have About Elder Law

2015

Elder Law Blog July 4th Special Edition: Veteran’s Benefits and World War II Veteran’s Interview

2015

Elder Law Blog How to Leave a Legacy For Your Children

2015

Elder Law Blog Avoid These Titanic Mistakes In Elder Law Planning

2015

Elder Law Blog Are Wills Obsolete?

2015

Elder Law Blog Sex and Dementia: Another Elder Law Topic

2015

Elder Law Blog How to Preserve Your Legacy With Legacy Videos

2015

Elder Law Blog A Lesson in Pre-Planning from my Grandmother

2015

Elder Law Blog Veteran’s Aid and Attendance Benefits – Little know program with a huge benefit…

2015

Elder Law Blog How Are You Going To Pay For Your Healthcare?

2015

Elder Law Blog Proposed Changes to the VA Pension Eligibility Rules

2015

Elder Law Blog Our eDocs Access System Keeps Your Important Documents at Your Fingertips

2015

Elder Law Blog What on Earth is eDocs Access – Infographic

2015

Elder Law Blog THE ABLE ACT: A New Tool for the Special Needs Community

2014

Elder Law Blog Money Isn’t Everything in Estate Planning

2014

Elder Law Blog Understanding Social Security Survivor Benefits

2014

Elder Law Blog Five Things that Elder Law Attorneys are Thankful For

2014

Elder Law Blog Five Things that Elder Law Attorneys are Thankful For

2014

Elder Law Blog Choose Wisely Grasshopper! Choosing an Attorney – Why Education is Important…

2014

Elder Law Blog Choose Wisely Grasshopper! Choosing an Attorney – Why Education is Important…

2014

Elder Law Blog Elder Law Basics – Protecting Your Hard Earned Money & Property

2014

Elder Law Blog Home Health Care: What Services are Provided?

2014

Elder Law Blog Who Pays For Home Health Care?

2014

Elder Law Blog Medicare vs. Medicaid: Understanding the Benefits and Differences

2014

Elder Law Blog Special Needs Trusts: The Current Law and Pending Legislation

2014

Elder Law Blog Helping Families Deal With the Financial and Emotional Costs of Dementia

2014

Elder Law Blog Practical Tips for Special Needs Planning from The Elder Law Guy

2014

Elder Law Blog Beat the Odds: Long-Term Care

2014

Elder Law Blog Wills Versus Trusts

2014

Elder Law Blog Why Greg Practices Elder Law

2014

Elder Law Blog Where to Start in Making a Plan to Protect Your Property

2014

Elder Law Blog Vacationing and Healthcare Directives

2014

Elder Law Blog Vacationing and Healthcare Directives

2014

Elder Law Blog Medicaid Planning – Why it is Important to Plan Ahead

2014

Elder Law Blog How Does Your Attorney Fit into the Overall Planning Picture?

2014

Elder Law Blog Executors: Every Ship Needs a Captain

2014

Elder Law Blog Estate Taxes. To Plan or Not to Plan? There is No Question!

2014

Elder Law Blog Lady Bird Deeds

2014

Elder Law Blog Thank You for Coming to Our Seminar on Alzheimer’s Care Issues!

2014

Elder Law Blog Beat the Odds…

2014

Elder Law Blog Giving peace of mind this Valentine’s Day

2014

Elder Law Blog Seminar Date Changed to 02/20/2014 – Due to Weather – Attend Our Thursday FREE Seminar at Legrand Center

2014

Elder Law Blog Attend Our Wednesday FREE Seminar at Legrand Center – Reserve Your Seat Today!

2014

Elder Law Blog Elder Law Guy Newsletter – A Review of Important Elder Law

2014

Elder Law Blog Money Isn’t Everything in Estate Planning

2014

Elder Law Blog Elder Counselor Newsletter – The Affordable Care Act: How It Impacts Our Senior Population

2014

Elder Law Blog George Washington’s Will

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