Revocable trusts are often an important part of estate plans in Georgia because, among other advantages, they avoid the cost, publicity and delay of the probate process. During the life of the person who makes the trust, called the settlor, it allows for the estate to...
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Tips for dealing with family conflict in estate planning
On Behalf of Coleman, Chambers & Rogers, LLP | Aug 7, 2019 | Probate & Estate Planning
People in Georgia should consider family dynamics carefully during the estate planning process. This includes thinking ahead as to what they would prefer to happen if a child divorces and remarries. For example, if this occurs, assets left to the child could end up...
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