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Beneficiary Designations and Payable On Death Designations on Bank Accounts, Etc.
Beneficiary designations and payable on death designations are a key way to avoid probate and ensure your monies go to who you want.
Avoiding Probate With a Living Trust
Living Trusts Avoid Probate, Wills Do Not. In Georgia, one of the best ways to avoid probate is to have a living trust.
Will Are Public In Georgia Probate
Georgia probate is public record, which means when you die and your Will is filed, it is also public record. Want to avoid having your Will be public record? Learn how!
Beneficiary Designation versus Wills: What Do They Have To Do With Each Other
This is one of the most common misconceptions out there in the world of estate planning: beneficiary designations and will (and how they do or DO NOT change or impact each other). Here is a great video on this topic! https://youtu.be/ISV7Tr35jr4 For the transcript of...
Should YOU have your original Will or your attorney?
You should keep your ORIGINAL will with you, your attorney shouldn’t have it!
Should You Make a Copy of Your Will? No.
You shouldn’t make a copy of your last will and testament and here is why!
Planning for the End: A Loving Gift to Your Family
Planning around what happens when you die is a gift to your family, and to yourself. If you are thinking about this, then here are some helpful tips on what you could can do to help your family understand what to do and what you want.
Homestead Exemption and Trusts: Why You Need To Double Check If You Reapplied!!
Homestead Exemption and Your Revocable Living Trust!
Women and Estate Planning in Georgia
A Simple Guide for Women in Georgia about Estate Planning. Estate planning is often seen as something that only the super-wealthy or older people need to worry about, but it’s something every woman should consider—no matter her stage in life. Whether you’re a single...
Probate In Georgia: What steps must occur to administer an estate.
What are the steps of probate in Georgia? This article shares the steps that must be taken in probate in Georgia.