Monthly Archives: October 2008

Getting Divorced? Vital Info Regarding Your Estate Plan

By Alexis Martin Neely If you've already got an estate plan in place and you are going through a divorce, you've got some steps to take because no matter how you cut it, divorce has a major impact on your estate plan. I hate to tell you that because I know that the last thing…

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Living Trusts: Do They Protect Your Assets From Creditors?

The following is an article written by Phil Craig, an attorney in California: ============================================================= A surprising number of readers want to know“Can a living trust protect my family’s assets from creditorsand lawsuits?” I think there are some promoters out there that use this as apitch to get people to set up a living trust using…

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Meeting Halfway for Child Visitation Exchanges

Frequently parents of divorce have an agreement, or a court order, to meet at a halfway point for purposes of exchanging their children for visitations.  For families following such an arrangement, MeetWays is a neat website. Meetways.com was created to let its users find a point of interest between two addresses. Let’s say you need…

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Kelli Wolk for Cobb County Probate Court Judge

The Leadership Committee of the Georgia Association of Women Lawyers featured Cobb County attorney and candidate for Cobb County Probate Judge, Kelli L. Wolk, in its Leadership Spotlight: This month’s leadership spotlight is on Kelli L. Wolk. Kelli is a 2008 graduate of the inaugural GAWL Leadership Academy, and also Leadership Cobb. She is currently running…

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Avoid 7 common mistakes with trusts

Many people use revocable or living trusts in their estate plans. Living trusts are very powerful planning tools you can use for all kinds of purposes. Trusts can avoid probate, protect your beneficiaries from their creditors or divorcing spouses and can provide for the family cottage, education for grandchildren or your favorite charities. Many of…

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Protect Your Children In Case You Die

Kids Protection Plan Information What if you are seriously injured in a car accident while driving your children to swimming lessons? What if your spouse is out of town and you are rushed to the emergency room?Who will ensure that your children are kept out of foster care? And, yes, what if you die prematurely?…

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Planning For Life

Why You Need A Membership Program NOW You have changes in your life, the law changes, and your assets change.  If you don’t update your estate plan, then at the end of your life, your planning documents may be totally out of date and USELESS or even worse – WRONG. Most attorneys bill on an…

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Our Estate Planning Process

Our Process Our process is designed to minimize confusion.  There are three meetings. The Initial Meeting The initial meeting has two potential parts.  The first part is a review of your current plan (or the State of Georgia's plan for you) to determine if there is anything that you wouldn’t like.  If you have minor…

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How Our Law Firm is Different

Explaining to you how we’re different requires an explanation of what the “traditional” experience with a lawyer is like. If you’ve worked with a lawyer to prepare estate planning documents for you in the past, this will sound familiar. During the traditional experience, you’ll go in and meet with a lawyer who will oftentimes make…

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A Dozen Ways Children Of Divorce Get Caught In Their Parents’ Conflict

Every divorcing parent should make it their top priority to keep their children from getting caught in the middle of the conflict of their divorce.  The following tips and thoughts are from James Roberts, RSW, a licensed social worker  in Missouri and Kansas and family therapist in Kansas.  Mr. Roberts practices with Madison Avenue Psychological…

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