Children Archives - Page 3 of 3

February 7, 2017

New Addition to the Family? Time to Update Your Will

Summary: Parents, it's your responsibility to make sure your children are provided for, even if it's not by you personally. In our latest blog, Siedentopf Law discusses the importance of designating guardianship and distribution of assets in your estate plans. When you are in the middle of preparing for a new baby, the thought of estate planning may be daunting. However, as a new parent or parent-to-be, it

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December 15, 2016

Arranging Care For Loved Ones

Summary: What can you do if your family member or loved one is starting to lose the ability to care for themselves? Siedentopf Law shares advice on putting a plan in place based on a person's mental, physical, financial, and/or legal needs. During the holidays, when everyone is gathered together, you may have noticed that family members or loved ones are having problems - that they might not

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July 13, 2016

When Should I Start Thinking About Creating A Will?

Summary: When should you start thinking about creating a will? As Siedentopf Law explains, anyone who is 14 years or older, has possessions of value, is a business owner, or who has experienced a major life event might want to consider drafting a will. A Last Will and Testament is an incredibly important document, in that it ensures your wishes are carried out after your death. For many

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May 23, 2016

Choosing A Guardian For Your Children

Summary: If you are a parent with young children, it is your responsibility to nominate a guardian and make sure your choice(s) are memorialized in your estate plan. Georgia Estate Planning and Probate Law Firm Siedentopf Law shares some advice about selecting the right guardian for your child(ren). If you have young children, one of the most important choices you can make is who to nominate as guardian

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