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Estate Planning
Let our Expertise Make Things Easy
Estate planning isn’t simple; it can create difficult thoughts and choices. But the truth is that the longer you wait, the harder you make it for your loved ones. So, instead of delaying, let the experts at Elder Law of Georgia, P.C., help you gain peace of mind today. Our knowledge and caring have made this complex task easy for countless Hall County citizens.
What Encompasses Estate Planning?
Since estate planning includes the legal and financial process of how your assets and personal wishes will be managed, protected, and distributed, there is much to consider. But because estate planning ensures your family is cared for, minimizes taxes, and prevents your estate from being handled by the courts, it is a process worth doing thoroughly – and as soon as possible. At Elder Law of Georgia, we can help simplify and smooth this process.
A PLAN FOR EVERYTHING
Estate Planning Starts with Our Experts
Attorney Eric Owens works one-on-one with our clients to think through every important decision and detail in your estate plan. He can help you determine which instruments will be best for your unique needs.
Three Necessary Documents
- Will – This is a document that spells out funeral wishes and whom you want to receive certain assets, such as a home, car or family heirlooms.
- Power of Attorney – You can use this instrument to designate someone to make financial decisions on your behalf if you are no longer able to do so yourself.
- Advanced Directive for Health Care – This is a document that communicates your wishes about end-of-life care if you are unable to communicate this on your own.
Trusts
Beyond the documents above, you may wish to control who receives assets and under what conditions. Additionally, you may want to set up a method of accessing your wealth while you are still alive. In both instances, you need to set up a Trust, and our experts can easily help you do so.
Special Needs Trusts
If you wish to provide for a disabled spouse, child or another loved one after your death, you need to establish a special needs trust, and we can help you do so.
Binding but Flexible
You will always be able to update your estate plan when circumstances change. If you wish to name a new trustee, give someone power of attorney privileges or change the terms of your will, Elder Law is always available to help you update your documents and make sure they are enforceable.
Why Elder Law?
Here in our Gainesville offices, the experts at Elder Law of Georgia offer a unique blend of services and client care. Our knowledge of elder law combines with comprehensive estate planning and probate representation to deliver a comprehensive plan that is enforceable and limits the potential for costly, emotional disputes among beneficiaries.
It’s Never Too Early to Start Estate Planning
If you are ready to get started, we are ready to guide you through the process to ensure that your rights, wishes and assets are secure. Call Elder Law of Georgia, P.C., in Gainesville at 678-971-4971 or fill out our online contact form to schedule a consultation with an experienced lawyer and achieve total peace of mind.
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