If you’ve recently been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease, you are undoubtedly going through an emotionally-draining and tumultuous time. One thing that could help you is to plan ahead and develop your own care team. This is a group of support people that will help you through the different stages of the disease. Here are a few things to consider when deciding if you would benefit from a care team: [Read more…] about Building a Care Team Following an Alzheimer’s Diagnosis | Savannah Incapacity Lawyer
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A Savannah Estate Planning Lawyer’s Advice Specifically for Women
A good Savannah estate planning attorney is going to help you take a lot of things into consideration when putting together your plan. Various factors influence your estate planning after all: finances, children, age…But what about your gender? Is estate planning for women different than it is for men? [Read more…] about A Savannah Estate Planning Lawyer’s Advice Specifically for Women
Savannah Elder Lawyer Weighs in on Guardianships vs. Powers of Attorney
As an elder lawyer in Savannah with considerable experience, certain questions are asked over and over again. One area that sometimes requires explanation is the difference between guardianships and powers of attorney. [Read more…] about Savannah Elder Lawyer Weighs in on Guardianships vs. Powers of Attorney
When Does a Power of Attorney End in Georgia?
Georgia estate lawyers are forever advising clients on the importance of powers of attorney. These documents can be used to name the person in charge of making another’s medical decisions, or even to take care of someone’s finances in his or her stead. There are a number of great reasons to employ the power of attorney in order to protect yourself, your property, and your loved ones. [Read more…] about When Does a Power of Attorney End in Georgia?
Trusts and Powers of Attorney for Our Parents and Grandparents
As tough as it is to think about, none of us is as young as we used to be – our parents included. Many of us have parents who are hale and hearty and more than capable of taking care of themselves and their finances. [Read more…] about Trusts and Powers of Attorney for Our Parents and Grandparents