Leverage LLC Strategies For Estate Preservation & Peace Of Mind

Estate Planning For Small Business Owners In Georgia

Why Estate Planning For A Startup Or LLC?

Does My LLC Have To Go Through Probate?

How Do I Use An LLC For Estate Planning?

If one of your long-term goals includes building generational wealth through your business or limited liability company (LLC), you must communicate your interests in a comprehensive estate plan. This is especially true if you’re a rental property owner.

Set up a financial safety net for your family beyond your lifetime with Siedentopf Law – for unmatched peace of mind.

Asset Protection & Extra Privacy

Maximized Tax Advantages

Estate Planning Flexibility

Simplified Wealth Management & Bookkeeping

How Legal Solutions Benefit Business Owners

Have ideas about selling your business, maintaining its operations, or leaving it to someone you trust to carry on your legacy? Set up a comprehensive estate plan that includes estate and asset protection planning and incorporation.

LLC Estate Planning In Georgia

Estate planning is easier with help from Siedentopf Law.

Build Wealth, Protect Your Business

Secure an estate plan that considers where your business is today and where you expect to take it in the years ahead.

Protect Business Assets

Incorporate strategies to protect your business assets from potential liabilities, creditors, or other claims.

Avoid Probate

Ensure a smoother transition of your business to beneficiaries without the need for probate.

Keep Your Legacy Alive

Designate successors, establish clear authority roles, and communicate your business’s future vision.

Include Rental Properties

Unlock estate planning potential with LLC strategies to simplify wealth transfer and alleviate uncertainty for beneficiaries when the moment arrives.

Minimize Tax Issues

Explore estate planning options to potentially reduce tax liabilities associated with your business.

Make A Lasting Impact

Donate or transfer business assets to one or several charitable organizations of your choice.

Easy-To-Start System

1 Schedule Strategy Session

Tell us what you want from a business estate plan.

2 Identify A Plan

Discover your business planning options.

3 Gain Peace Of Mind

Lock in an estate plan and lead with confidence.

Your LLC Estate Planning Attorney In Georgia

Meet Sarah Siedentopf

Creating an estate plan that includes the future of your LLC is something you should do now before it’s too late. Sarah Siedentopf gives individuals, business owners, co-owners, and families in Georgia the direction, clarity, and answers they need to easily communicate their business-related wishes – when it’s the right time.

For Peace Of Mind, Worth Every Penny

“Sarah came recommended to me, and I'm glad that I got to work with her to sort out my estate planning. With the pandemic on hand, the process was as smooth as possible. She was always available to answer my questions & was quite helpful in explaining all aspects of the legal documents on hand. My hope is that none of this will be needed for many years to come. However, if so, I can now rest easy!”

D. B.

“I don’t know if you are like me but planning one’s estate is not easy…I am getting close to 50, I’ve never been married, have no kids, and have been a workaholic…Sarah Siedentopf was the best choice I could make to guide me through the process of estate planning. Her patience and professionalism are beyond expectations. If you need someone to guide you through the estate process, look no further than Sarah Siedentopf.”

Noah F.

“At 70 years old, my wife and I realized we were running out of time…Sarah was a great help, sincere, great value, answers questions and offers advice – we highly recommend Sarah.”

Harmon D.

Answers To Your Questions About Business & Estate Planning In Georgia

How Often Should I Review And Update My Business Estate Plan?

Business estate plans should be reviewed and updated regularly, typically every 3-5 years or when significant changes in the business, the owner’s personal life, or the legal and tax environment occur.

Why Should I Start The Business Estate Planning Process Now?

If your business couldn’t continue running without you today, you need a legally sound business plan. The reality is that life is unpredictable, so planning for a business’s ownership, management, and eventual transfer or dissolution is necessary.

How Does An LLC Help Minimize Estate Taxes In Georgia?

LLCs can facilitate gifting strategies and valuation discounts, potentially reducing the taxable estate.

How can an LLC benefit my estate plan in Georgia?

An LLC can provide asset protection, tax benefits, and easier transfer of business ownership if the business owner or co-owner were to die or become incapacitated.

Can I use a single-member LLC for estate planning in Georgia?

Yes, however, multi-member LLCs can potentially provide better asset protection and tax flexibility.

What is a family LLC in Georgia?

Family LLCs are specifically structured to manage family assets and facilitate wealth transfer between generations.

How can I use an LLC to protect my rental properties in Georgia?

An LLC can shield personal assets from liabilities associated with rental properties.

How do I protect my business assets in my estate plan?

Asset protection includes business entities, insurance policies, and trusts to safeguard a business’s assets from creditors, lawsuits, or estate taxes.

Business & Estate Planning Tools

Using An LLC For Estate Planning

What to know to set your business up for future success.

Putting Your Rental Property Into A Trust Pros & Cons

Rental property liability protection, how to avoid probate, and more.

Estate & Succession Planning For Family Businesses

What to keep in mind when estate planning with a family business.

Secure Your Lasting Impact With The LLC Advantage

Back your business and future with long-term legal solutions.