The Absolute Protection Trust™ works by combining the asset protection power of an irrevocable trust with the freedom and flexibility to make changes when necessary. It is an innovative alternative to...
Nelson Elder Care Law can work with financial planners and CPAs by using Trusts to align your financial objectives with your estate planning goals. Our unique approach allows us to protect our clients...
The process of getting a guardianship or conservatorship in a Georgia probate court involves filing a petition with the probate court where the prospective ward resides. A hearing will decide whether ...
Guardianship for an aging parent is necessary in Georgia when they no longer have the capacity to make or communicate decisions regarding their health and safety for themselves. This is often the resu...
A court-appointed guardian is legally responsible for caring for and making decisions for another person who can’t fully care for themselves. The individual whom the guardian oversees is called the wa...
A revocable trust is a legal arrangement in which a person known as the grantor places assets into a trust but keeps the power to change, manage, or dissolve it at any time during their lifetime. In m...
An asset protection plan is a legal approach intended to shield your personal and business assets from various risks, including lawsuits, creditors, divorce, business liabilities, or unexpected financ...
Estate planning documents you need include financial power of attorney, advance healthcare directives, and your last will and testament. These documents can reduce stress for you and your family as yo...
An Advance Directive for Healthcare, also known as a Power of Attorney for Healthcare, is a legal document that outlines your preferences for medical care in case you are no longer able to make decisi...
