by Brian Douglas | Aug 5, 2021 | Medicaid
Applying for Medicaid can be complicated, especially when a married couple is trying to figure out long-term care for one or both spouses. With families having different concerns about health and finances, the process can sometimes feel stressful or overwhelming....
by Brian Douglas | Jul 28, 2021 | Estate Planning
For the past year and a half, Georgia has been navigating the challenges of COVID-19 while keeping our legal systems up and running. One solution was to allow for the remote or virtual administration of certain professional services. Now that Governor Brian Kemp’s...
by Brian Douglas | Jul 22, 2021 | Estate Planning
In addition to protecting your life’s work and providing for your loved ones, an estate plan gives you the opportunity to support the organizations and causes close to your heart. It’s a chance to create a legacy and teach future generations about the importance of...
by Brian Douglas | Jul 12, 2021 | Medicaid
If you’re a single, unmarried person, you may be wondering how the Medicaid qualification process works for you. We’re taking a look at what Medicaid coverage entails and how income and assets are calculated in the application process. Medicaid Coverage Medicaid is a...
by Brian Douglas | Jun 28, 2021 | Probate
Writing an obituary for a loved one is an important way to honor their memory and celebrate their life. An obituary acknowledges you and your family’s loss and allows the community to come together and offer its sympathy and support. If you have the responsibility of...
by Brian Douglas | Jun 21, 2021 | Probate
This very small 6 inch Derringer was used by John Wilkes Booth in the shooting of President Abraham Lincoln, arguably the most valuable gun in the world. If you enjoy gun collecting and have some firearms that are heirlooms or investment pieces, you may want to pass...
by Brian Douglas | Jun 14, 2021 | Estate Planning
President Joe Biden recently proposed a plan for higher taxes to help fund his $1.8 trillion American Families Plan. The President is asking Congress for higher taxes on inherited property and to eliminate certain tax loopholes. If approved, these new federal tax...
by Brian Douglas | Jun 7, 2021 | Estate Planning
When you’re drafting or updating important estate paperwork, you want to make sure that your documents will be upheld in court. One way to accomplish this is to have them notarized. Some estate documents require notarization at the time of signing, while others do...
