How do you want to preserve your legacy?
Land, homes, and businesses in Georgia tend to stay in the family for generations, but only when someone writes down how.
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We draft the documents that carry your wishes forward, and we stand beside your family in probate court when the time comes to carry them out.
You Have an Estate — Even If You've Never Called It That
An estate is everything you own: your home, checking and savings accounts, retirement accounts, automobiles, and personal items. Planning for your estate means putting in writing who receives it, how they receive it (subject to or free from liens or encumbrances), and who steps in for you if you ever can't make decisions for yourself.
The Instrument Set.
Three documents. One decision behind each.
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These aren't ranked or sequential — most clients need all three, working together. Each one answers a different question about who decides, and when.
Life Changes. Your Plan Should, Too.
The only constant in life seems to be change. Whether you are welcoming a new child through birth or adoption, facing a separation from your spouse, a new marriage, a move to Georgia, the addition of real property, the loss of real property, or facing the loss of a loved one, it is prudent to ensure your Estate Plan reflects these changes.Â
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Updating your Last Will and Testament and Powers of Attorney designations after these changes can be paramount to your wishes being carried out fully upon your passing.Â
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We want to work with you to ensure you know what your plan is and how it will be carried out in the event you need it.
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We offer plan pricing as well as individualized document pricing. Call us today for more details on the cost of your Estate Plan.Â
What it costs.
