Summary: Millennials may be waiting longer to buy a home, get married, and have children. But they are part of an increasing trend in pet ownership. When it comes to estate planning for pets, there are two basic options: a will or a pet trust. Millennials, the generation born between
In Siedentopf Law’s latest video, estate planning and probate attorney Sarah Siedentopf talks about estate executors and their duties regarding creditors and estate debts.https://youtu.be/VLKyfBeXdTA Hi, I’m Sarah Siedentopf. I’m an estate planning and probate attorney in Atlanta, Georgia. Someone has passed away and you are named as the executor of the estate. What
One of the questions we commonly hear at Siedentopf Law is “If I have a will, does that mean I can avoid the probate process?” The short answer is no. However, having a will in place can make the probate process easier for everyone involved. What is a will? A
In Siedentopf Law’s latest video, estate planning and probate attorney Sarah Siedentopf explains how you can protect your pets by including them in your estate plan. (She also brags a little bit about her own dog Spenser, AKA the best dog ever). Hi, I’m Sarah Siedentopf. I’m an estate planning and
In order for a Last Will & Testament to be valid in Georgia, you need to meet five requirements. Learn how to write a will in Georgia.
In the final installment of our Basics of Estate Planning series, estate planning and probate attorney Sarah Siedentopf talks about how and where to safely store your estate planning documents. https://youtu.be/7QU2VCfECEcTRANSCRIPT: Hi, I’m attorney Sarah Siedentopf. I’m an estate planning and probate attorney in Atlanta, Georgia. Estate planning basics: now that I have
If the person in possession of the will does not file a will in probate court, he or she could face civil or criminal penalties. We can help.
In part five of Siedentopf Law’s series on the Basics of Estate Planning, attorney Sarah Siedentopf talks about Standby Guardians for your children. A Standby Guardian takes custody of a child in case of a medical emergency or unforeseen circumstance. If you have a family, this designation is an essential
One of the questions we commonly hear at Siedentopf Law relates to trusts and probate. Our clients want to know “if I create an irrevocable trust, will it avoid the probate process?” The answer is YES. Dangers of Irrevocable Trusts There are three main types of trusts: a testamentary trust,
In the newest installment of Siedentopf Law’s series on Basic Estate Planning Documents, attorney Sarah Siedentopf discusses the Advance Directive for Health Care. It’s an essential estate planning document that ensures that the right decisions are being made concerning your health, and that the right person is in charge to
Who can challenge the validity of a will? Under Georgia law, this includes any interested parties who can show the probate court that they might benefit from or be financially harmed by a previous or current version of the will. Contesting a Will in Georgia When it comes to probating
Welcome back to Siedentopf Law’s new video series on the Basics of Estate Planning! Today, in part three, estate planning and probate attorney Sarah Siedentopf is talking about the financial power of attorney. https://youtu.be/0iixv80fooQ Hi, I’m attorney Sarah Siedentopf. I’m an estate planning and probate attorney in Atlanta, Georgia. The basics
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