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Creating an estate plan might seem straightforward enough, but there can be complicating factors. For example, estate planning for a nontraditional family often requires extra care and attention to ensure that nothing is left out. There are many different types of...
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Though having an estate plan offers many benefits to the estate owner and his or her family members, not every Georgia resident takes the time to create a plan. As a result, after the person’s passing, surviving loved ones may struggle to decide what the decedent may...
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It is never too early to start planning for the future. Whether thinking about retirement or estate planning, the sooner someone gets started, the better off he or she will likely be. Retirement plans also feature pretty prominently in many estate plans, too. People...
A will is an excellent planning tool for what should happen after one dies. However, proper estate planning requires more than just a will. Planning for what happens at the end of one’s life is perhaps just as important, but is often overlooked. Including other...
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Most people in Georgia would probably agree that planning for the future is important. Despite this, there are still a lot of misconceptions about estate planning. There are many who believe they simply do not need an estate plan, while others are unsure of when they...
When a person passes away, his or her family can face many difficulties when it comes to knowing what to do for the funeral, how to handle remaining financial matters and how to distribute assets. However, if individuals choose to create an estate plan, they may be...
