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Do I Have to Pay My Power of Attorney Agent?

Do I Have to Pay My Power of Attorney Agent?

By Andrew Shipp | 
Mar 24, 2021 | 
Estate Planning

A power of attorney is a legal document that allows you (the “principal”) to name someone (called your “agent”) to act on your behalf in financial matters. In Georgia ...

What Happens to my Bitcoin When I Die?

What Happens to my Bitcoin When I Die?

By Andrew Shipp | 
Feb 3, 2021 | 
Estate Planning

If you have been following stock and cryptocurrency news recently, then you have seen the articles about the dramatic increase of many of these assets. For exampl ...

Thrift McLemore Selected To Best Estate Planning Attorneys In Atlanta by Expertise

Thrift McLemore Selected To Best Estate Planning Attorneys In Atlanta by Expertise

By Craig Thrift | 
Jan 29, 2021 | 
Estate Planning Legal News

We are pleased to announce that Expertise.com has named Thrift McLemore to their list of Atlanta’s best estate planning attorneys. Expertise is a website that assi ...

Use Them Before You Lose Them: Transferring Airline Miles

By Andrew Shipp | 
Jan 8, 2021 | 
Estate Planning

With the Moderna/Pfizer vaccine rollout, plane tickets at a relative all-time low, and airline miles accumulating due to lack of travel, why not transfer your e ...

Zappos CEO Didn’t Have a Will – What Would Happen in Georgia

Zappos CEO Didn’t Have a Will – What Would Happen in Georgia

By Stephanie Eban | 
Dec 7, 2020 | 
Estate Planning Startups

Zappos CEO, Tony Hsieh, tragically passed away on November 27 at the young age of 46. According to his family, he did not have an estate plan. This means that M ...

Are Your Children Actually Your Children in Your Will?

Are Your Children Actually Your Children in Your Will?

By Stephanie Eban | 
Nov 20, 2020 | 
Estate Planning

Many Wills and Trusts leave assets to “my children.” But who does “my children” actually include under Georgia law? Adopted children When you adopt a chil ...

Considerations When Choosing an Executor of Your Georgia Will

Considerations When Choosing an Executor of Your Georgia Will

By Stephanie Eban | 
Nov 8, 2020 | 
Estate Planning

Choosing the right person to be the executor of your Last Will and Testament is crucial to ensure your wishes are carried out smoothly and efficiently. The execu ...

Georgia Power of Attorney and Covid-19: Something to Consider During Uncertain Times

Georgia Power of Attorney and Covid-19: Something to Consider During Uncertain Times

By Stephanie Eban | 
Aug 18, 2020 | 
Estate Planning

Have you ever considered how your financial concerns would be handled if you were incapacitated or were unable to leave your home? During normal times, this questio ...

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