If you’ve recently had a friend or loved one die, the term “probate” may have come up. Unless you’re an attorney, or have had prior

Ward of the state is not an actual legal term with a precise definition in Georgia. Generally speaking, it means someone for whom an employee

I recently found myself completing my own Advance Directive for Health Care. This is not a new activity for me, but it did cause me

If you are recently retired or considering retirement, it is a natural time to review and update your estate plan. As you transition to this

A power of attorney is a document whereby the person signing (the principal) selects the person(s) they want to make certain types of decisions for

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The death of a loved one is an emotional experience. You may have been grieving the loss of this person for a while if they

As they approach retirement age or their children become adults, many of our clients’ estate planning goals change. Later in life, your goals may shift