More than 60% of Americans don't have a will or trust in place to protect their assets. While these aren't the only ways to protect your assets, it's
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Special Needs Trusts vs Supplemental Needs Trusts
In the estate planning world, special needs planning is one of the more complicated areas. It is important to understand the similarities and
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How Much Should Estate Planning Cost?
It is never too early to begin thinking about your legacy and establishing your estate plan. Estate plans can be elaborate but do not have to be. They
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How To Take On Long-Term Care Now
About 10,000 Baby Boomers turn 65 every day, and that trend will continue until 2030. As more and more of us are nearing retirement, it's not
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5 Things Needed to Have a Valid Georgia Will
Writing a will may seem like a daunting task. The idea of going through your assets and having to consider future poor health and demise isn’t
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A Will vs. a Trust: Figuring Out Which is Best For You
“Nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes.” Although Benjamin Franklin said these words many years ago they still ring true today.
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Georgia Probate Law
Georgia law generally requires probate after someone dies. The Georgia probate process accomplishes four main things: (1) Validates the will (2)
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5 Steps to Prepare Your Finances for Death
There are many myths out there that people believe about financial and estate planning. One common myth we hear is “we don’t need to worry about
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7 Tips For Planning Your Special Needs Loved One’s Care After You’re Gone
According to the CDC, 27.2 percent of Georgia adults have at least one disability. This statistic does not include the many Georgia children who are
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