Does Your College Kid Have a Plan?

The end of the school year is drawing near, and high school seniors throughout the State of Georgia are starting to make a plan. They are choosing where they want to go to college, what classes they want to take, what dorms they want to occupy, and what interests they...

Estate Planning for Newlyweds

It’s wedding season! Once again, we ring in the springtime with wedding bells and a flurry of “I dos.” From the moment you “kiss the bride (or groom),” break the glass, or bind your hands together, your relationship with your partner takes on a new financial and legal...

Are Real Estate Agents Obsolete?

If you have been in the home buying market in recent years, you may have had this very thought. After all, home buying is more high-tech than ever, and, contrary to popular belief, millennial homebuyers make 34% of all home purchases (that’s the largest share of...

How to Exclude Heirs from Inheriting

In movies, it seems like parents are disinheriting their children left and right for reasons ranging from a nasty argument to marrying someone the parent doesn’t like to remarrying a new spouse. In fact, the circumstances surrounding disinheritance are far more...