Making the choice to draft a will is a very responsible decision. Although no one wants to think about their death, having a valid will in place reassures you that your property will be distributed the way you want it, and your loved ones will be taken care of. Since...
If you have closed on a home before, you are likely familiar with the term, title insurance. However, title insurance is not a legal requirement, so sometimes, you may purchase a residential or commercial property without it. But, if there is a Macon, Georgia, title...
If you can answer yes to the question “Have you done your estate plan yet?” congratulations! Unfortunately, if you went through an online purveyor, you may not have a complete estate plan. Even if you went through a professional, you may still have one missing piece:...
If you’ve already created an estate plan, you’ve probably breathed a sigh of relief feeling like you have all of your affairs in order. While the completion of your initial estate plan is a big accomplishment, it isn’t the end of the process. In fact, you should...
In Georgia, people automatically equate estate planning with creating a will or trust. This is understandable since these are key aspects of many estate plans. However, there are other issues that can be addressed with an estate plan, such as health care decisions....
A will seems like a simple legal instrument that can be used to dictate how assets will be distributed upon death. While that’s true to a certain extent, creating a legally valid will takes much more than just writing down what you want on a piece of paper. It takes a...
Distributing an estate requires more than complying with the directions in the will. Georgia requires a court hearing and the completion of many duties. After a person dies, leaving behind a valid will, their will must undergo Georgia’s estate administration and...