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As 2026 approaches, Georgia families are taking a closer look at their estate plans. With potential federal tax changes on the horizon, rising probate awareness,

Estate planning no longer covers just wills, trusts, and real estate. In 2026, nearly every Georgia resident has digital assets that hold financial, personal, or

Choosing an executor is one of the most important decisions you make when creating your will. Some people consider naming more than one person —

Estate planning is no longer just about drafting a will. As Georgia families enter 2026, new financial realities, evolving family structures, digital assets, and shifting

Estate planning becomes even more important when minor children or young beneficiaries are involved. Children cannot legally manage property or inherit assets outright in Georgia,

Many families assume that when someone passes away, their assets will automatically transfer to loved ones without much expense. In reality, several hidden or unexpected