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More than Candy and Flowers – Trust Planning Shows True Love
It’s that time of year again – love is in the air! As Valentine’s Day approaches, we make dinner reservations and shop for the perfect gift to express our love. This Valentine’s Day, consider giving a heartfelt gift—an estate plan to provide support and guidance for...
Long-Term Care Insurance: What Is It and Who Provides It?
The cost of long-term care can come as a debilitating shock to individuals that have otherwise managed their finances responsibly throughout their life. A person turning 65 today has a 70% chance of requiring some form of long-term care and with costs starting from...
Making the Most of Year-End Estate and Charitable Planning Considerations
December means many things: dropping temperatures, shorter days, snow angels, family gatherings, and lists, lots and lots of lists. Folks are making holiday lists, invite lists, lists of New Year’s resolutions and, the smart ones are also listing important year-end...
Estate Planning: The Most Important Things To Do Before The End Of The New Year
If you still haven’t completed your 2022 New Year’s Resolutions time is running short. We’re well into December which means you have just a few weeks to deliver on those promises you made last January. Thousands each year resolve to take care of their estate...
Taking Time to Reflect and Recognize All We Have to Be Thankful For, From Our Team to Our Clients!
The holidays are upon us and now, more than ever, we’re taking a moment to reflect on everything we have to be grateful for—which, in the case of the Estate Planning Law Group of Georgia, is a lot! You would think that year after year of working with such an...
Making the Most Out of Your Money with A Charitable Remainder Trust
It’s officially November, which means shopping malls everywhere are queuing up their holiday playlists and storefronts will soon be decked with holly. The holiday spirit is in the air, and it’s got us thinking about what that means in the world of estate planning. How...
5 Tips to Protecting Your Family From Beyond the Grave
It’s October, the month of sugar highs and paranormal disguise. Soon, the street will be teeming with the undead, and so what better time than now to talk about protecting your family from beyond the grave? You don’t have to believe in an afterlife to understand that...
After Losing a Loved One: Estate Planning as a Widowed Spouse
Your spouse’s passing is among the hardest hurdles you’ll ever face. When you’ve built a life with another person, losing them does not just mean losing your best friend and biggest supporter, it also means losing a part of who you are. Your partner is gone, and the...
How To Select A Trustee For Your Special Needs Trust
Confidently choosing the right trustee for any trust is a difficult and extremely important decision. The decision becomes even more important in the case of choosing the right trustee for the trust you have created to protect your loved one with special...
Don’t Forget to Find Time to Spend with Loved Ones
Summer is finally winding down and for many of us, this means a return to the hectic schedule of real life. The kids are returning to school, professional responsibilities are ramping up, and all of a sudden that cherished family time you’ve been enjoying so much is...
Teaching by Example: How to Foster Financial Responsibility With Your Children
One of your jobs as a parent is to teach your children healthy habits. This includes eating well and staying active as well as healthy emotional management and, of course, financial responsibility. When kids are young, the latter is often facilitated by a small...
18-Years-Old & All Grown Up! Time for Them to Take Over Their Estate Plan and Update Yours
We’ve written on this subject before but there’s no overstating the need to impress upon adult children the importance of planning for the future. Estate planning begins as soon as a person reaches the age of majority and it doesn’t end until you meet your maker. As...
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