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For single parents, a trust may be a useful estate planning tool

On behalf of Hodges Law Firm, LLC | Jan 20, 2021 | Estate planning

Being a single parent means you have a lot on your plate. Over the years, you may have learned to juggle a lot while still playing a big role in your child’s life. At the end of the day, being a parent is your most valued aspect of your life, and you want to always do...

Fiduciary duty requires acting in a forthright manner

On behalf of Hodges Law Firm, LLC | Jan 19, 2021 | Estate planning

The idea of not being in control can be difficult for many Georgia residents to accept. However, there are many instances in which one person has the authority to handle important matters. Often, when a person is put in charge of handling the affairs of someone else,...

Adult children may have concerns over parents’ care, estate plan

On behalf of Hodges Law Firm, LLC | Jan 6, 2021 | Estate planning

No one wants to be caught in a potentially dire situation without any type of plan. When Georgia residents begin to notice that their parents may not be as capable as they once were, it may be time to consider making important plans about their future care, including...

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