Estate planning for parents of children with special needs
Most Georgia parents want to create a lasting legacy that they can one day pass on to their children. For parents of children with special needs, estate planning often involves…
Elder law: Using a power of attorney responsibly
Although virtually no one likes to think of becoming unable to make decisions on their own behalf, this is a reality that many people deal with each and every day.…
Are you ready to file a Housebound or A&A claim?
If you are a veteran and have a disability, you may be eligible for compensation through a government program such as Housebound or Aid & Attendance. However, applying for benefits…
Probate isn’t always a bad thing
There is no easy way to face the loss of a loved one. Whether their death came after a serious illness or was an unexpected loss, you and your family…
Estate planning with a firearm? You might need a trust
Few people in Georgia give much thought to their firearms when creating an estate plan, but they could be overlooking an important issue. Estate planning can not only protect the…
Why are advance directives important in elder law?
Making decisions about medical care is often a very personal experience. For some people in Georgia, the idea of not being able to make those decisions can be very uncomfortable.…
Should I use a revocable trust in my estate planning?
Creating a basic estate plan might be sufficient for some people in Georgia, but many people have complex issues that they need a little more help to address. Revocable living…