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Steve Worrall
@SteveWorrall
Georgia Estate Planning and Probate Attorney at . Based in Marietta, serving all Georgia families
Lawyer & Law FirmMarietta, GAgeorgiaestateplan.comJoined March 2008

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YOU should be the one to decide who raises your kids if something happens to you… not a judge (who doesn't know you or your wishes). Take the time to name legal guardians for them in your Will. Reach out to us if you need help getting started.
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Every parent should take basic legal steps to make their wishes known regarding their embryos and genetic materials in their estate plan. What if you are incapacitated? What if you pass away? What if a child is born after you are gone? Work through all of these scenarios now ...
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Think you have "too much income" or "too many assets" to qualify for Medicaid benefits to pay for nursing home care? Contact us! There are planning strategies every family can use to legally fall within the state and federal guidelines. bit.ly/3CKbXDD
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Children with disabilities need careful and specialized planning. Steer clear of the boilerplate forms you find online! Contact us instead to learn how to create a plan that is designed to meet the unique needs of your family. bit.ly/3fVk9bj
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Compile your medical information into an easily accessible document (and let your family know where to find it) so they can help you in an emergency.
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If you ever receive a bill after signing a loved one into a nursing home, contact an elder law attorney before making ANY payments. You will likely find that you are not legally responsible for the costs!
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The days and weeks following a cancer diagnosis can be overwhelming. You may be wondering what legal documents you need to have in place so that your loved ones can help you pay bills, access bank accounts, and communicate with doctors as you undergo me... bit.ly/3EaIROS
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What's the number one thing that holds you back from creating a Will, Trust, and other estate planning documents that are designed to protect your family and assets?
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After you pass away, all of your affairs become a matter of public record. If you want to keep your business private, create a Trust. This will keep your estate out of the probate court.
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Do you need assistance navigating the probate process after loss? We are here to offer guidance and support. Contact us and we'll walk you through the steps you need to take to close out your loved one's final affairs. bit.ly/3LoCLvH
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Unfortunately, this happens and that's why it's so critically important to have legal guardians named for your kids! Otherwise, a judge gets to decide who raises them for the rest of their lives. Shouldn't YOU make this choice?
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