Protect Your Legacy
With a Georgia Will
Your Life's Work, Protected For Generations
Do I Need To Update My Will?
How Does Working With An Estate Planning Attorney Work?
Is A Handwritten Will Enough In Georgia?
With digital currency and financial accounts, property, cars, and similar assets on the line, you can no longer afford to put all your trust in the DIY will you created years ago.
Most people agree that assuring your legacy and values live on according to your will is important, yet, many adults still don’t have one in place.
Siedentopf Law transforms your scribbled thoughts and scattered notes into a will you can count on.
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State Control
Having the state decide how to distribute your assets – not you or your loved ones.
Probate Delays
Forcing your loved ones through a lengthy, expensive probate process that takes months longer than necessary
Guardian Uncertainty
Leaving your children’s future care uncertain if something unexpected happens and guardianship isn’t clear
Family Conflicts
Creating unnecessary conflict between family members during an already difficult time
Tax Implications
Missing opportunities to minimize tax burdens on your beneficiaries
Lost Legacy
Failing to protect valuable digital assets and family heirlooms
Legally admissible documents that meet Georgia requirements
Stop worrying about your handwritten notes or DIY solutions. Our expert legal team ensures your will meets all Georgia requirements, protecting your assets and loved ones for generations to come.
Professional Guidance about complicated legal requirements
Navigate complex decisions with confidence. From digital assets to family heirlooms, we help you create clear instructions that prevent future conflicts and protect your legacy.
Simplified Process to create a comprehensive estate plan
Turn scattered thoughts into a comprehensive plan. Our streamlined approach helps you make informed decisions about asset distribution, guardianship, and charitable giving.
Meet Sarah Siedentopf
Estate Planning Attorney & Your Guide to Creating a Will That Articulates your wishes, decreases tax burdens, streamlines the inheritance process and protects your family
Creating a will shouldn’t feel overwhelming. As your dedicated estate planning attorney, I help transform uncertainty into confidence. With over a decade of experience in Georgia estate law, I understand the delicate balance between protecting assets and preserving family harmony.
Many of my clients come to me feeling stressed about estate planning decisions. I’ve guided hundreds of families through this process, combining legal expertise with a caring, personalized approach that puts you at ease.
Here’s what makes our partnership different:
- Direct, clear communication that makes complex legal concepts understandable
- A thoughtful process that considers your unique family dynamics and values
- Ongoing support to ensure your will evolves with your life changes
Your legacy matters. Let’s work together to create a will that gives you and your loved ones lasting peace of mind.
1. Have a Friendly Chat about your wishes
No stuffy legal offices – just a relaxed virtual consultation from the comfort of your home. Share your wishes and concerns while I listen and guide you toward the right solutions.
2. Get Expert Clarity about how to support your family for generations
Watch your scattered thoughts transform into a clear plan. I’ll explain your options in plain English, answer your questions, and help you make confident decisions about your legacy.
3. See Your Plan Come to Life
Receive a visual roadmap of your estate plan that makes everything crystal clear. No more wondering if you’ve covered all the bases – you’ll have a complete picture of how your wishes will be carried out.
Protecting People
- Guardian choices for children
- Support for aging parents
- Care plans for beloved pets
- Special needs provisions
Protecting Assets
- Family homes and properties
- Cherished heirlooms
- Investment accounts
- Digital assets & cryptocurrencies
Passing on Values
- Educational trusts
- Charitable giving plans
- Family business succession
- Legacy letters to loved ones
