Many pundits say that lawyers don’t retire, they just die at their desk. You may have known a lawyer who passed away suddenly while working or became incapacitated and could not practice any [...]
For many Georgia families, estate taxes feel like an issue only for the ultra-wealthy. However, the reality is more complicated, and understanding how these taxes work is an important step in [...]
You’ve worked hard to provide for your family and build a secure future. But what happens if someone dies without a will? Unfortunately, many people assume their assets will naturally go to [...]
Planning for the future might feel like a big task, but one thing is clear—it’s important for your family. If you’ve been wondering how to secure your assets and provide for your loved ones, [...]
When someone you love passes away, their affairs don’t wrap up on their own. Their assets, debts, and wishes need to be addressed, often through a legal process called probate. If you’re [...]
Model Rule 1.4 Confirms “Early and Often” is Best I love speaking to local Bar Associations all over Georgia. Getting out of the office to meet new lawyers and hear about their challenges of [...]
Whether a client is changing counsel, had a change of heart about pursuing their case, or any other reason, there’s a clear set of guidelines that lawyers must follow in order to avoid a [...]
Let’s say that you or a loved one has a cardiac pacemaker or other implantable cardiac device (ICD). Have you ever wondered what happens to these devices after you pass away? Interestingly, [...]
The legal profession is built upon trust, ethics, and accountability. For attorneys in Georgia, upholding these principles isn’t just crucial for maintaining professional reputation—it’s also [...]
Receiving a grievance from the State Bar is not a pleasant experience for anyone. Your initial response may be disbelief: “this is ridiculous, I didn’t do that!”; anger: “what an ungrateful [...]
