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Parents often find themselves thinking about their growing family's future. When day-to-day life is hectic, it is common for parents to put off long-term projects that feel overwhelming because keeping up with day-to-day tasks is difficult enough. Serious matters like...
Recent events may have given Georgia residents cause to pause and think about their need to make sure they have a last will and testament in place. Life is always uncertain, and the thought of leaving loved ones to deal with legal and financial matters upon passing is...
Georgia residents are taking the COVID-19 pandemic seriously, but it can be difficult to find accurate answers to important questions. People must stay up-to-date about a wide range of topics, and regulations vary by state and may change daily. An average adult may...
Thinking about the future is not easy, and people often put off the estate planning process because they believe it is not necessary for their stage in life. However, planning for the future is important for Georgia adults of all ages, but it's just as important that...
In many states, someone who wants to create a will has many rules to follow, including having an appropriate number of witnesses and following certain standards of preparation. In Georgia, however, wills preparation is not so complex. While this may encourage more...
Most people in Georgia know what a will is. These legal documents give people the opportunity to outline their wishes regarding their property after they die, including whether certain properties should be sold or what should be given to heirs. Parents can even select...
More than half of adults in the U.S. do not have an estate plan, and those who consider making one understandably want it to be as simple as possible. One industry that has assisted in this area is the do-it-yourself wills preparation websites. However, these generic...
