Monthly Archives: February 2012

Trust attorney in Atlanta Asks, “Do You Need a Gun Trust?”

When it comes to wills and trust administration, it seems like we see it all here in Atlanta.  From pet trusts to special needs trusts, there are a variety of unique circumstances that need to be addressed in many people’s estate planning.  One such concern is that of a gun trust. Wills in Georgia are…

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Atlanta Estate Planning Lawyer Discusses The Dangers of Do-It-Yourself Wills and Trusts

Trusts lawyers in Atlanta are seeing a growing number of online websites offering Do-It-Yourself legal documents and estate-planning software. Surprisingly, most attorneys will tell you that there are some everyday forms where this approach makes good sense. In fact, many law firms offer a selection of standard legal forms available for their clients’ use at…

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Physicians Should Consider Asset Protection Planning with a Georgia Estate Planning Attorney

As medical malpractice claims continue to rise in the US, more physicians than ever are turning to asset protection strategies to help them avoid financial catastrophe in the face of a malpractice lawsuit. While nearly every physician is at risk for a lawsuit, there are some doctors who experience legal claims more than most.  3…

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Protecting Your Faithful Furry, Feathered or Finny Friends: February is Responsible Pet Owners Month

Did you know that February is Responsible Pet Owner Month and yesterday, February 21, 2012, was Love Your Pet Day? There’s even a Facebook page for it! According to the Humane Society of the United States, 39% of U.S. households have at least one dog and 33% have at least one cat. Together we own…

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Working with an Atlanta Elder Law Attorney to Determine Who Will Pay for Your Long-Term Care

Many people approach estate planning attorneys in order to determine how their assets will be divided among survivors after their death.  Unfortunately, a huge number of them don’t take the high likelihood of long-term care into consideration.  Elder law attorneys in Atlanta see this situation come up time and again, and it is important to…

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Marietta Probate Attorney Reveals 8 Important Steps to Take After the Death of a Loved One

As a Marietta probate attorney, I’m often asked, “What are the most important steps I need to take after the death of a loved one?” While there are undoubtedly a ton of things to do in the days and weeks following a loved one’s passing, I like to advise families to start with 8 specific…

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Using Online Tools to Set Up Wills and Trusts In Cobb County, Georgia

If you are beginning to think about how to manage your estate in the event that you become deceased or disabled, it may be tempting to turn to some of the many tools available online.  Skilled wills and trusts lawyers will almost always advise against this, and it’s not because they’re trying to get your…

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Election Year Antics

Welcome to politics in 2012!  Did you sign up for what we’re getting in America?  In many ways, nobody is happy with the landscape.  Most of us—Independents, Democrats, and Republicans alike—are unhappy (or even disgusted) with politics in general.  It’s at the point of being most disgruntled, however, that we need to pay the most…

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