Estate planning

Many parents may share a common goal of taking every possible measure to protect the well-being of their kids and provide for their needs regardless of what the future might hold. Parents in Georgia who worry about what might happen to their kids in the event of an...

There may be many parents who spend years planning and saving for the future and they may have their preferences as to how they wish to distribute these assets among their kids. Some parents in Georgia may even wish to explore their available options with which to...

It may come as no surprise that preparing to welcome a child into the family can be an exciting and joyous experience. Individuals in Georgia who are awaiting the birth of a newborn child or are preparing to adopt a child may wish to take every possible measure to...

Adult Protective Services in Georgia is responsible for protecting seniors and other vulnerable adults from abuse and neglect. In 2020, the state conducted an audit of the agency and uncovered numerous issues with the way it handles cases. However, the agency appears...

Regardless of their level of wealth, people in Georgia can benefit from estate planning. However, people often make mistake when establishing their final wishes for the future. Here are some common mistakes one should avoid when creating an estate plan. ...

Executing an estate plan is one of the most important undertakings you’ll have in life. As you choose which documents to incorporate into your plan, you may also designate certain people for specific duties. For instance, you may wish to designate an executor for your...

When people in Georgia and elsewhere create wills, they typically name a trusted person to act as executor. An important role, an executor is responsible for administering all aspects of the will in accordance with its stipulations and navigating probate to close out...

Many people in Georgia have created estate plans to protect themselves and their assets and specify their wishes for the future. When creating a will, a testator must be of sound mind and able to make all decisions regarding the plans for the estate. However,...

One of the most common misconceptions regarding estate planning is that it is only for those in advanced years or for those with considerable assets and wealth. The truth is that all people at all income levels and ages can benefit from this important process. One...

In Georgia and elsewhere, many people create estate plans to protect themselves and their assets for the future while specifying what they want to happen to their property and assets upon their passing. Still, there are others who elect not to create an estate plan...