Estate Planning Services

Ideal when you want to leave your assets to one person or divide them equally among your children. Ensures a smooth probate process under Georgia law, removes the heirs' bond requirement, and can waive detailed accountings and inventories — saving money and reducing stress.

Perfect for granting your assets to several people in specific ways. Give individual gifts, divide assets between heirs, and identify life insurance, 401(k) plans, and bank accounts — with all the protections of a Simple Will included.

Your plan is tailored to your family — from naming guardians and trustees for minor children to succession planning for business owners. What's right for one family isn't right for the next, so we build yours around you.

Lost a loved one? Our attorneys represent you in Probate Court and handle both uncontested and contested matters. We offer flat-rate and hourly pricing, with payment plans available upon request.

Need to legally change an existing Georgia will? A codicil — executed the same way as your original will — makes your updates official and enforceable.

Place assets in a trust during your lifetime and use them for your own benefit, then let your heirs access them at your passing without waiting on probate. Includes an extended consultation and a detailed estate package.

Created by you for another beneficiary. Because you no longer own the assets, the trust can help shield them from litigation and creditors that may come after your estate.

Holds assets to benefit a loved one with a disability, with a trustee appointed to manage disbursements for their benefit — without jeopardizing the support they rely on.

Created for another person or entity and managed by a trustee. These trusts take effect upon your passing, so your assets are distributed exactly as you intend.

Grants your business-related authority to a trust managed by a trustee. Depending on your ownership stake, the trust can essentially run the business on your behalf.

Want to give back through your estate? This trust holds assets to benefit a charity, with a trustee appointed to manage the disbursements to the cause you choose.

Georgia uses a designated POA format. Appoint one or more agents to manage aspects of your property or business during your lifetime, with the scope of authority clearly defined to prevent misuse or misunderstanding.

Appoint an agent to make health care decisions and record your wishes for life-sustaining procedures, relieving your loved ones of difficult choices during an already hard time.