Estate planning is an important part of adulthood. However, many people feel that their assets are not substantial enough to proactively do estate planning. But
What are Generation Skipping Trusts? A Generation-Skipping Trust, or a GST, is an irrevocable Trust that does exactly what the title implies.
If you had an estate plan in another state, you may be wondering if Georgia will recognize it as valid if you die without updating it.
You may wonder, “How do I plan for end of life when I don’t know when that will be?” Today we dig into things to consider for estate planning for longer life expectancy.
Let’s discuss some common mistakes people make with their estate planning process.
You may have heard about designating your assets as “Transfer on Death” – but it’s a term unfamiliar to many people.
There are life events that can impact your estate plan. Let’s take a look at some of the life events that impact your Georgia estate plan.
Having your estate plan completed is such a relief, but let’s go over seven major reasons you should absolutely update your estate plan.
Privacy is one of the most important things to many in the estate planning process. This article focuses on privacy and steps you can take to protect it.
With the 2026 estate tax changes, what can you do to protect your estate? The good news? There is still plenty of time to prepare.
Here we explain the difference between Per Capita and Per Stirpes inheritance, and how it affects the distribution of assets.
Wondering how taxes can affect your estate plan in the state of Georgia? What are the best moves are there to reduce your tax liability?
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(Appointment Only)
2801 Buford Hwy NE #510, Atlanta, GA 30329
Mailing Address
2480 Briarcliff Rd NE #6-345, Atlanta, GA 30329
