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Need an Atlanta Estate Lawyer?

You're In the Right Place

Your Family Is Special - We're Here to Help You Protect Them

Atlanta estate planning firm Siedentopf Law helps individuals and families throughout the metro area with their estate planning needs including trusts, probate, wills, advance directives, powers of attorney, guardianship, digital assets and more.
 
Recent changes in state and federal laws present new opportunities to take care of the ones you love, but also create possible hiccups in your previous estate plans. Whether you are looking to write your first will, modify an existing one, draft an advance directive for health care (living will), start the process of probate, or address any other estate planning issue, Siedentopf Law is here to help.

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Atlanta Last Will & Testament

Gain peace of mind for both yourself and your loved ones

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Atlanta Trusts

Make sure your assets are well managed by entrusting them to a loved one

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Atlanta Power of Attorney

Make sure important decisions are handled as you see fit should you find yourself incapacitated in any way

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Planning for Your Family Starts Today

Don’t put off planning for those you love. Schedule an appointment with Atlanta estate planning firm Siedentopf Law today and let’s discuss how to protect your assets and provide for your family’s future.
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