What Types of Care Will Georgia Medicaid Pay For? (September 2025)
Although we have dozens of classes of Medicaid in Georgia, there is a clear limit on the types of long-term care that are covered. Medicaid
Although we have dozens of classes of Medicaid in Georgia, there is a clear limit on the types of long-term care that are covered. Medicaid
We work with clients aged 18 – 104 on their estate and incapacity planning. We are open to working with older centenarians, but have not
Many people have a mistaken belief that their estate will go to the State of Georgia if they die without a Will. While that’s not
The most common type of trust for estate planning is revocable trusts, often called living trusts. The primary benefit of using a revocable trust is
Grantor Trusts like a Revocable Living Trust or a Medicaid Asset Protection Trust have two different times for distributions: during the Grantor’s lifetime, and after
The death of a Trustmaker or Grantor of a Trust is typically a trigger for trustees to get busy. If the Trustmaker was also the
When you create a Trust you are creating a separate legal entity that can own property. And by owning property, the terms of the Trust
All Trusts have a Trustee. The Trustee of a Trust is the person who manages or controls the assets the Trust owns for the benefit
Most people who use Trusts for their estate plan do so primarily to avoid probate. For the assets or property that your Trust owns, the