Parents of special needs children in Georgia and throughout the country face a variety of obstacles raising their sons and daughters. One of the challenges that they face is ensuring that there is enough money or other resources to provide the care that they need. It...
Couples without children in Georgia and other states do not have the same concerns as couples with children when it comes to estate planning, but they still must plan ahead. They likely want their assets to go to charities or educational or religious institutions upon...
Georgia residents may have decided to take on the role of executor of a deceased loved one's estate, in which case they will need to know what sort of challenges they will face. First, an executor is in charge of identifying the estate's assets, paying off debts,...
Perhaps you are mulling over the idea of meeting with an attorney to draft your will but trying to decide who to name as your executor is slowing you down.Think in terms of responsibilities. What is the top requirement for the person who administers your estate after...
Individuals may be able to benefit from having both wills and trusts in their estate plan. However, it is important for Georgia residents and others to understand the key differences between the two estate planning tools. If an asset is controlled by a will, it will...
