ESTATE PLANNING AND PROBATE

Planning for the future can be challenging, but it is a necessary part of life. Even if you do not have a large estate, you should have a will—especially if you have children or other dependents. Having a qualified attorney draft a clear, concise, official will helps ensure you can enjoy the peace of mind of knowing that your estate will be handled appropriately. Appointing the right administrator for your estate is also vital.

Experience and Knowledge to Guide You

With nearly 30 years experience, I know Georgia’s will probate and trust laws inside and out. Regardless of the size of your estate, I can help you determine the best way to plan for the future after you are gone. Likewise, if a loved one has passed away and you are being denied your rightful stake in his or her legacy, you need a qualified attorney fighting for you.

I represent clients in all areas of estate planning and probate, including:

• Will drafting
• Will contests
• Will administration
• Probate litigation
• Trust creation
• Trust contests
• Trust administration
• Trust litigation