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Choosing a guardian for your child is one of the most important decisions you can make in your estate plan. If something happens to you

Unmarried couples buy homes together more than ever — but few realize how vulnerable they are under Georgia law if the relationship ends. Because Georgia

Estate planning isn’t just for married couples. More and more unmarried partners — including long-term couples, domestic partners, and blended families — are looking for

Georgia’s Year’s Support law is one of the most powerful — and sometimes misunderstood — tools available to surviving spouses and minor children after someone

Serving as an executor (called a personal representative in Georgia) is an important responsibility. By the time you reach the final phase of administration, you’ve

Not everyone has children or close family to inherit their estate — and that’s perfectly okay. But if you don’t have direct heirs, estate planning