Every year, families in Georgia face confusion, frustration, and conflict after a loved one dies without a will. When no plan is in place, Georgia’s intestate inheritance laws take over, […]
Blog 23: Understanding Georgia’s Inheritance Laws When There’s No Will Read More »
You’ve planned the menu, the guest list, and even the perfect playlist for the holidays. But there’s one conversation that matters more than what’s on the table — it’s what
Blog 22: Before the Holidays: How to Talk to Your Family About Estate Planning Read More »
October is National Estate Planning Month, making it the perfect time to pause and take stock of one of life’s most important responsibilities — protecting your family’s future. As we
Blog 21: End-of-Year Estate Planning Checklist: 5 Things to Do Before 2026 Read More »
“Nobody wins when the family feuds…” — those aren’t just Jay-Z’s words in his song Family Feud with Beyoncé, they’re a reality for far too many families when a loved
Blog 20: How to Prevent Your Family Home from Becoming Heirs Property Read More »
For many families, a home isn’t just a building—it’s a legacy. It holds memories, represents stability, and often becomes the largest asset passed down to future generations. But without the
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When most people finally check “write a will” off their to-do list, they breathe a sigh of relief. But here’s the big question: does a will ever expire? The short
Blog 18: Do Wills Expire? Understanding When to Update Your Estate Plan Read More »
As backpacks are packed, school buses start rolling, and lunchboxes get labeled, there’s one more item every parent should add to their back-to-school checklist: legal guardianship documents. It’s not fun
Blog 17: Back-to-School, Back-to-Planning: Why Parents Need Guardianship Documents Read More »
In 2025, Black families across America are still losing land, legacy, and generational wealth due to a quiet but devastating issue: heirs property. Heirs property happens when land or a
Blog 16: The Silent Wealth Killer: Why Heirs Property Still Hurts Black Families in 2025 Read More »
For many families, passing down the family home is one of the most meaningful parts of estate planning. One common question we hear is:“Should I just add my child to
Blog 15: Should You Add Your Child to the Deed of Your Home Read More »
When a loved one passes away, the legal process that follows—known as probate—can feel like one more heavy burden on a grieving family. If you’ve ever wondered, “How long does
Blog 14: How Long Does Probate Take—and Can It Be Avoided? Read More »
