I hope this blog post finds you well and excited for a new year. 2020 has been challenging (to say the least), and I'm looking forward to taking some much-needed time off over the holidays to decompress a little. 

I'm also planning to spend some time organizing my year-end financials and setting new goals for 2021. That includes digging out my personal estate plan to make sure that it still represents an accurate snapshot of my life. The pandemic has certainly caused me to rethink some of my wishes, and I want to ensure they are reflected properly in my documents. 

If you also have an estate plan, I encourage you to do the same thing this month. I have some tips that will help you in the feature article below. If all of your documents are organized and handy, it should take you less than an hour to review everything and make sure that your Will, Trust, and other documents are up to date should something happen to you. If they are not easily accessible…resolve to change that in 2021. 

If you don't have an estate plan, then please make this the year that you get it taken care of once and for all. Creating an estate plan is one of the most important things you can do for yourself and your family, and it will give you comfort and peace of mind for the future. 

If we can help you get started, simply fill in the "Contact Our Firm" box to the right and hit the "Submit" button, or call the office at 770-425-6060. I'd be happy to meet with you via video chat over Zoom or via phone meeting to answer your questions and assist you in mapping out a plan that would ensure everyone you love and everything you own would be protected if you became ill, disabled, incapacitated, or passed away. 

Here's to starting 2021 on an organized and solid legal footing!