Many people procrastinate to get an estate plan due to a price objection. While long-term planning can seem costly, dependent on your situation, it's
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Four Ways to Plan for Your Special Needs Child
Part of caring for a child with special needs is creating a plan for when you're no longer living. There are a few different planning options that
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Parents: Have You Talked to Your Adult Kids About Estate Planning?
As parents you constantly give your adult children advice. Dont wash the red socks with the white shirts, unplug electrical items when you're not
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What is a Revocable Living Trust & Why do I Need One?
First of all, a revocable living trust is an effective document for avoiding probate, protecting privacy, and assigning a manager of your assets if
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The Georgia Trust Code Has Changed – What You Need to Know
Governor Deal Recently signed into law a change to Georgia's Trust Code which is expected to keep more trust business in the state. Georgia House Bill
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3 Reasons to Help Dad With His Long-Term Plan This Father’s Day
On Father's Day, we often reflect on all the selfless actions our Dad's have taken over the years. As we watch our parent's age, we start to ask
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Hurricane Season: Is Your Estate Plan a Part of Your Disaster Readiness Plan?
While it seems like it just ended, hurricane season in Georgia is back. Starting June 1 to November 30 it is highly recommended that you and your
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In a 2017 the Georgia Bureau of Investigation claimed that investigations into elder abuse and adults with disabilities had increased by 145% in the
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7 Life Changes that Require an Update to Your Estate Plan
Your estate plan is in place and you're feeling relieved and prepared. Congratulations! You are already ahead of the majority of the population.
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