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Should You Use AI For Your Estate Plan?
Estate planning has always been about preparing for the future, ensuring that your assets, wishes, and legacy are protected for the benefit of the people and causes you care about most. However, as technology advances at an unprecedented rate, new options have...
Preparing For The Unexpected With Estate Planning
Estate planning is one of the most pivotal steps you can take to protect your loved ones, your hard-earned assets, and the personal values you wish to uphold. While many people associate estate planning solely with drafting a will that directs who inherits their...
Understanding Georgia’s ‘Attorney-Closing’ Requirement and How It Protects Buyers and Sellers
In the world of real estate transactions, the process and requirements vary significantly from one state to another. While many states allow closings to be overseen by title companies, escrow officers, or other non-attorney professionals, Georgia stands out for its...
How to Transfer Property After the Death of a Parent Without a Will in Georgia
The death of a parent is a difficult and emotional event that often brings with it a host of legal and financial considerations. When there is no will in place, these challenges can become even more complex. In Georgia, the process of transferring property after a...
Estate Planning For Single Moms and Dads In Georgia
Across the state of Georgia, single parents are constantly striving to provide the best possible lives for their children—emotionally, financially, and in every other way. Yet, with the numerous day-to-day tasks involved in juggling work, parenting, and home...
An Estate Planning Guide For Those With Large Retirement Accounts
Estate planning can feel overwhelming, especially if you have a substantial retirement account that represents a significant portion of your net worth. Whether you’ve diligently contributed to a 401(k), Traditional IRA, Roth IRA, or other retirement accounts, you want...
Managing Safe Deposit Boxes While in Georgia Probate
When a loved one passes away, the emotional toll can be profound. During this difficult time, dealing with the procedural and legal complexities of probate can add significant stress. Among the various assets that may need attention during probate, one potentially...
Navigating Georgia’s Inheritance Laws When There’s No Will
The loss of a loved one is an emotionally overwhelming experience. When the deceased person, or decedent, passes away without a valid will, the complexity of handling their estate adds an additional layer of stress. In Georgia, like other states, specific laws dictate...
Elder Law in Georgia: Beyond Estate Planning
Elder law encompasses a wide array of legal issues that affect older adults and their families. While estate planning is a significant component of elder law, the scope of this practice area goes far beyond wills and trusts. In Georgia, elder law attorneys address...
The Importance of Estate Planning for Real Estate Investors in Georgia
Real estate investment is a powerful strategy for building wealth and creating a lasting legacy. In Georgia, where the housing market has shown consistent growth and property ownership remains a valuable asset, real estate investors often accumulate diverse portfolios...
How To Spot (And Avoid) Real Estate Scams
The real estate market in Georgia is thriving, with opportunities for buyers, sellers, renters, and investors. However, this vibrant market is also fertile ground for scammers who prey on unsuspecting individuals. These scams can range from fake property listings to...
Power of Attorney in Georgia: Types and Their Uses
A Power of Attorney (POA) is a powerful legal document that grants one person (the agent) the authority to act on behalf of another (the principal). In Georgia, understanding the different types of POAs and their specific uses is essential for making informed...