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Can You Rely on a Georgia LLC Alone for Asset Protection?

A Georgia LLC can give a business owner limited personal liability, but you shouldn’t assume one entity protects every asset or addresses every risk you have. If you own a professional practice, business, real estate, or valuable equipment, broader asset protection planning in Georgia can help you see where an LLC fits and what may  … Read more

What Should You Do If You’re Named Executor of a Georgia Estate?

Being named executor of a Georgia estate can feel overwhelming, especially when the job lands on you during a death in the family. Start by locating the original will and death certificate, making sure estate property is secure, and getting legal advice before you distribute funds, sell assets, or handle any disputed claims. At Turner  … Read more

Why a Mediation Attorney Is Needed for Probate Disputes

Probate disputes are rarely just legal issues. They are often deeply personal, shaped by family history, expectations, and grief. When disagreements arise over a will or estate, emotions can quickly take over. For families in Decatur, working with an experienced mediation attorney like Turner Law can help keep those emotions from turning into lasting conflict.  … Read more

Why Updating Your Will Should Be Your Top New Year’s Resolution

As the new year begins, many people focus on improving their health, finances, or relationships. But one of the most meaningful resolutions you can make this year doesn’t involve diet plans or gym memberships — it’s updating your will. A current, well-prepared will is one of the most powerful ways to protect your loved ones,  … Read more

How Early Nursing Home Planning Can Protect Your Assets

Thinking about nursing home care or long-term elder care is something most families prefer to avoid. After all, no one wants to imagine themselves or a loved one needing that level of care. But the truth is, for many seniors, it’s not a matter of if, but when. In fact, the U.S. Department of Health  … Read more

The Importance of Mediation for Probate Disputes

Probate can be one of the most emotionally charged and legally complex processes following the loss of a loved one. While the goal of probate is to distribute assets fairly and according to the decedent’s wishes, the reality is that probate disputes are common—and often highly contentious. At Turner Law in Atlanta, we understand how  … Read more

5 Core Concerns In Special Needs Planning

Planning for the future of a loved one with special needs involves thoughtful consideration of various factors to ensure their security, well-being, and quality of life. In Decatur, GA, understanding the essential components of special needs planning helps families navigate this complex landscape. Georgia Estate Planning Attorney Robert Turner outlines five core concerns in special  … Read more

How Trusts Can Be Used in Wealth Preservation

At Turner Law in Decatur, GA, we understand that building wealth requires decades of discipline, informed decisions, and diligent work. Preserving that wealth—for your family, your business, and your legacy—requires a thoughtful and strategic approach. Trusts are one of the most effective tools for long-term wealth preservation, offering protection from creditors, taxes, probate, and financial  … Read more

How Does the SECURE Act Affect the Tax Benefits of Trusts?

Estate planning is a critical process for anyone looking to ensure that their assets are passed down to their heirs efficiently and with minimal tax implications. Trusts have long been a vital tool in this process, providing not only a way to manage assets but also to achieve significant tax benefits. However, with the passing  … Read more

Preparing My Parents for Long-Term Care

As our loved ones age, many families need to navigate the conversation about long-term care. For many of us, the reality is that our parents may need assistance as they reach their later years. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, by 2030, all baby boomers will be older than 65, which translates to approximately 73  … Read more