Meet Sarah Siedentopf, Esq.
Sarah Siedentopf is an Atlanta estate and probate attorney who helps individuals and families throughout Georgia with wills, trusts, end of life planning, probate, and strategies for avoiding probate. She is particularly passionate about helping clients navigate complicated, emotional issues and making the process as easy and stress-free as possible.
Sarah understands how important it is to maintain communication with her clients. People are entrusting her with a very significant part of their lives, and accordingly, they should stay involved throughout the process. Sarah makes it a priority that clients are always informed about what is happening in their cases.
Headquartered in Atlanta, GA
Community Involvement & Memberships
Estate Planning and Probate Section, Atlanta Bar Association (2021 – Present)
The Peachtree Club in Atlanta (2018 – Present)
Elder Law Section, Atlanta Bar Association (2017 – 2021, Chair 2018/2019)
Brookhaven Chamber of Commerce (2016 – Present)
Women in the Profession Section, Atlanta Bar Association (Member at Large 2016 – 2019)
The City Club of Buckhead in Atlanta (2016 – 2018)
Georgia Association for Women Lawyers (Programs Committee Member 2014 – 2016)
National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys (2015 – 2017)
University of Tennessee System Board Atlanta (2013 – 2016)
Phi Alpha Delta Atlanta Alumni (Clerk 2013 – 2016)
Virtual Appointments offered
A Different Kind of Law Firm.
We can also help executors and administrators of estates who live outside Georgia.
Driven and Dedicated
More About Sarah
Licensed to practice law in both Georgia and Tennessee, Sarah earned her law degree from the University of Tennessee College of Law and practiced in northern Virginia before opening her own estate planning law firm in Atlanta, Siedentopf Law. The firm’s office is conveniently located in the Brookhaven/Buckhead area of Metro Atlanta.
When Sarah is not helping her clients or volunteering within the Atlanta legal community, she enjoys cracking open a good book, spending time with her dog, and challenging her husband to a board game.
