When creating your estate plan in Georgia, it’s important to think beyond what happens after you pass away. You also need a plan for what happens if you become mentally incapacitated. Without proper documents in…
Keeping your Will up to date is essential
A will is one of the foundational documents in any estate plan. A will gives you the power to control how your assets are distributed to your relatives, beneficiaries and heirs. Without a valid will,…
Learning From The Whitney Houston Estate Mistakes
We've all heard the music of icon Whitney Houston. However, many have likely not heard of the estate mistakes that we're made before she passed. Let the below story serve as a reminder of why…
What is A Revocable Living Trust?
A revocable living trust outlines how you want your assets to be distributed after your death. It offers the advantage of avoiding the probate process, which is a primary goal for many people planning their…
Understanding Challenges to Wills
Creating a will is a smart step in planning for your future. This isn't a final or irreversible step though. They can be revised and updated at any time during the testator's life. This can…
Discussing your estate plan with your family
It likely never feels like a good time to discuss your estate plan with your family. Regardless, it's important to find the time to have these conversations. Consider the holidays as a time when everyone…
The importance of a Power of Attorney
Watching your parents and grandparents lose physical and metal abilities is emotional. However, during this time, it's crucial to ensure that the estate they've worked hard for, is protected. As they age, it may be…
Planning For Your Heir’s Future
We all naturally want what's best for our children, especially when it comes to financial security. However, it's important to consider that passing on your wealth through a will may not be enough to ensure…
How To Handle Out-of-State Property in Your Estate Plan
So you just bought a vacation home in Colorado? Congratulations! Now, it's time to consider how this affects your estate plan. One of the most effective ways to manage your Colorado home is to place…