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June 25, 2025

Smart Estate Planning for Georgia Business Owners

Estate planning for small business owners in Georgia You might have a will, but that doesn’t mean your business is protected. Most Georgia business owners don’t realize that personal estate planning and business succession planning are two very different things. A will can name who inherits your house or your bank account, but it won’t keep your business running, pay your employees, or give anyone access to your

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June 25, 2025

Georgia Estate Planning for Blended Families

Estate planning for blended families in Georgia: How to protect your spouse and children “My dad always said he wanted all of us to be taken care of.” All too often, adult and minor children alike are left confused after watching their parents’ estate cause painful family rifts. Without a carefully crafted plan, children can be excluded from wills entirely, with blended family relationships fractured beyond repair. Stories

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June 25, 2025

Estate Planning for Georgia Parents | Protect Your Kids

Estate planning for parents in Georgia: How to protect your kids If something happened to you tomorrow, would your kids be okay? It’s a question most parents don’t want to think about, but it’s also one of the most important questions to answer early. And yet the vast majority of adults (nearly 7 in 10) don’t have an estate plan at all. In Georgia, estate planning isn’t just

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June 25, 2025

Estate Planning for Georgia Rental Property Owners

Estate planning for Georgia rental property owners: What happens to your investment properties? You’ve spent years building your wealth through rental properties. Whether you rent a single-family home for side income or own a growing portfolio of multi-family units and investment properties, those assets represent significant value and opportunity for your family. But without the right estate plan, those same properties could become a legal and financial burden

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June 3, 2025

Estate Planning for Families with Two Properties

Becoming a homeowner is a massive accomplishment. Real estate prices have soared everywhere over the last decade and purchasing a home can be difficult for many. But somehow you’ve managed to purchase your home and also an additional property! Bravo! Maybe that second property is a vacation home, a long or short term rental, or perhaps it’s even a commercial property. Every single person needs a good estate

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June 2, 2025

Transferring Wealth to Your Millennial or Gen Z Children

People with Millennial and Gen Z children have been in the workforce for a minimum of 20 years— many are already retired. If you have children who fall into this category, you know it’s been a wild ride. You’ve raised your family through a massive shift in technology and culture, airport security isn’t what it was before you had kids, and you experienced a global pandemic. You have

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June 2, 2025

Estate Planning Before Vacation: Protect What Matters Most Before You Travel

Because peace of mind should be part of your packing list. Why Your Summer Travel Plans Should Include Estate Planning Summer vacation is a time to relax, recharge, and escape the daily grind. You’re busy planning flights, hotels, and excursions—but have you thought about your legal and financial safety nets? It may not be the first thing that comes to mind when you're dreaming of beaches or mountains,

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May 2, 2025

How to Protect Your Teenagers and Young Adults through Estate Planning

As parents we worry about our kids from the day we find out about them until… does it ever stop? I don’t think it does. We worry about whether they’re eating enough or eating too much. We worry about the food we give them and the schools they go to. We worry about if we’re giving them enough opportunities or if we’re spoiling them. Teenagers and young adults

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May 2, 2025

Estate Planning for Elder Millennials and Gen X

Estate planning is a crucial part of life and being an adult. It’s especially important for parents of minors and individuals in committed relationships, but unmarried. But if you don’t fit into either of those categories, it’s still important for you! Because it matters for married couples, those without children, and single people, too. The younger an individual is it’s likely they have less to worry about when

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April 2, 2025

What Happens to Your Partner If You Die Without an Estate Plan

This question is such an important one to ask. It’s such a loving question. Because the truth is that what you expect to happen and what actually happens may be worlds apart. Let’s take a closer look at likely scenarios and how you can safeguard your loved ones and your partner. Full transparency: It’s super confusing, and I don’t blame you if you skip all the legal and

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