Some Georgia residents have incredibly strong bonds with their pets, to the point they wish to take steps to ensure those animals are well cared for once the owners pass away. Wills and trusts are both options for creating a care plan for pets. These tools do require...
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Wills must be reevaluated after the death of a spouse
Losing a spouse is one of the most difficult things that many Georgia residents will ever have to go through. The days and weeks that follow such a loss can be overwhelming, with a multitude of important decisions to make and items to check off the to-do list. One...
Making wise choices for charitable contributions in wills
Giving back is a big priority for many Georgia families, and charitable giving becomes an important component of estate planning. The manner in which a family handles those contributions, however, can make a big difference in the taxation bottom line. There are ways...
“Elder orphans” have unique set of care planning needs
For many Georgia residents, a spouse and children are simply not part of their daily lives. Regardless of whether that fact is through circumstance or choice, the reality is that living the single life can pose a challenge once an individual moves into retirement and...
3 important duties of a personal representative in Georgia
When you find out you are the personal representative of an estate, you probably have a lot of questions. You may not know what to do or where to start. As the executor of a will, it is important to know your responsibilities and follow all the rules. Managing an...