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Inheriting a home can be a meaningful gift—but it also comes with obligations, especially if the property still has a mortgage. If you’re the beneficiary

When a will is contested, the estate often feels like it’s in limbo. Heirs may wonder: Can the estate still pay debts during a dispute?

Few things cause lasting family rifts like disputes over inheritance. Emotions run high, memories get tangled with money, and when a plan isn’t clear, conflict

If you have minor children, estate planning isn’t optional—it’s essential. Without a plan, the state—not you—will decide who cares for your children and how their

Easter is often a time for gathering with family, reflecting on renewal, and thinking about what matters most. While estate planning may not be the

“Living will” and “living trust” sound similar—but they serve very different purposes. If you’re creating an estate plan in Georgia, understanding the difference is key