Estate planning helps avoid the need for incapacity probate should something happen to incapacitate you. Additionally, it provides for clarity upon your death about who you want to receive your assets, how you want them to receive them, and when you want to receive them. A holistic plan can help avoid the need for probate after you pass away, allowing your assets to transfer to your loved ones quicker, and cheaper then otherwise should the probate court need to get involved.

We provide holistic estate planning services creating a plan that will cover you for your future incapacity and or death, caring for your loved ones in the most compassionate way possible.

Call our office at (678) 340-3223 and our Client Service Director will discuss our process with you in order to get on the calendar of our attorney.

We specialize in estate planning for families with special needs loved ones or elder law concerns. Unlike traditional attorneys, we focus on building long-term relationships with our clients, offering regular check-ins to ensure your plan remains aligned with your evolving life, assets, and any changes in the law. Estate planning isn’t a one-time task; life changes and laws evolve, making it crucial to review your plan periodically. Too often, we see outdated plans during probate or trust administration that no longer reflect a person’s true wishes. We also provide probate and trust administration services for those navigating the loss of a loved one.

Yes! We assist with precrisis Medicaid planning, helping structure your assets in such a way that the majority of your assets are saved should you need long term care in the future. Additionally, if a diagnosis has been received such that a nursing home will be needed in the near future, we can assist with helping your loved one qualify for the nursing home with the least financial impact to the family possible.