The Difference Between Wills and Trusts
A Trust, like a Will, is a document you can use to establish your instructions for how and to whom to distribute your estate after
A Trust, like a Will, is a document you can use to establish your instructions for how and to whom to distribute your estate after
In our practice, we handle estate planning and probate for clients of all ages. But, we also practice Elder Law. We are often asked, “What
April 16 is National Healthcare Decisions Day every year. We often celebrate with an advance directive workshop. This year I had a personal story to
We regularly get this question from clients followed by a long conversation about security of different locations versus ease of access. We have clients who
There are two ways for multiple people to own real property together in Georgia. To own property as tenants in common means that each co-owner
While you are at home trying to staying warm, consider if you need to apply for the Homestead Exemption. If you bought a new home
For our final installment on Testamentary Trusts, we are spotlighting Spendthrift Trusts. Despite the fact that thrifty people are typically good with money, “spendthrifts,” are
Continuing with last month’s discussion of testamentary trusts, another common testamentary trust is a Special Needs Trust, also sometimes called a Supplemental Needs Trust (SNT).
A trust within a Will is called a Testamentary Trust. This type of trust can be created to help any beneficiary(s) manage their inheritance. Once