Plan For Tomorrow, Today.
Welcome
Thanks for stopping by. We hope this information can assist in understanding why and how you can create a simple plan to make sure that you control what happens in the event life throws you a curveball. No one likes to think about dying unexpectedly or becoming incapacitated. Yet, unfortunately, we hear about that happening all too often. Working with us, we will help you create a plan for you to determine who will make decisions if you can’t, what you want done, and how your appointees will access the information necessary to put your plan into action. If you don’t have a plan, then your family will have to spend money to initiate legal proceedings where the state will decide what happens. Check us out, you’ll see that a small investment can avoid someone else determining your plan for you.
About Us
We are passionate about helping families protect their legacy and ensure their wishes are carried out. Our team will work with you to create a plan that meets your unique needs. Our solutions are simple, affordable, and customized for you. We offer a range of services including wills, trusts, and asset protection.
Why We Do It
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How It Started
Throughout the years, we’ve helped family members and friends create wills and other estate planning documents. What we discovered is many people, young and old alike, avoid executing these documents due to the perception they are costly and only necessary for the wealthy.
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Pay Now or Pay Later
Choosing not to invest in an estate and incapacitation plan may save money in the short term. Not having a plan puts you at risk for your loved ones having to initiate legal proceedings to be able to help you or settle your estate. Without your directives, then decisions will be made at considerably higher costs and controlled by the court system.
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It's Worthwhile
Your plan will provide guidance to your loved ones that will help them in what is sure to be one of the emotional times in their lives. Not only will they know your wishes, but you will have a guide to assist them knowing what you want, the information necessary for them to carry out your wishes and the peace of mind that comes from not having to guess.
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The Goal
Our goal will always be to keep your estate planning documents simple, straightforward, and affordable.
How We Do It
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Initial Free Consultation
Join a zoom call and have an open discussion on your current situation and discuss possible options that are needed in your plan. Discuss details of decisions you will need to make for your plan. Discuss pricing of your options. Make the decision to use our services. Leave the meeting with an agreement that we’re working together, what your plan components are, and establishing a timeline for gathering the information and putting your plan in place.
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Your Part
Complete the questionnaires we provide. The forms will walk you through identifying the person or people that will act on your behalf as well as your directives for your representatives to follow in the event you become incapacitated or die. We are available to answer questions as you work through your responses.
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Our Part
Review your information, ask you any questions we may and draft your plan documents for your review. Share the drafts with you and confirm that the plan documents give you what you want.
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Its A Wrap
Complete final review of all your plan documents. We’ll work together to make sure that your documents are executed precisely. Once executed, your plan is in place.
Your Attorney, Al Groover
I've built a reputation on my ability to provide sound legal advice and representation while maintaining the highest ethical standards, dedication to the law, and tireless work ethic.
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One of the reasons I think I am so effective as an attorney is my ability to connect with clients on a personal level. I take the time to listen to their concerns and understand their unique situations, which allows me to provide the best possible legal representation.
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I invite you to connect with me so we can begin this important journey.
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The University of Georgia School of Law, Juris Doctor 1983.
Member Georgia Bar Association.
Bar #313195.
Our Services
WILLS
A last will and testament is a legal document that specifies a person's final wishes pertaining to their assets. It provides specific instructions about where possessions are to be transferred. It will indicate whether the deceased leaves them to another person, a group, or wishes to donate them to charity. A will defines who gets what.
TRUSTS
A trust, often referred to as a living trust, is a legal written document that determines how your assets will be handled after you die. Trusts can be revocable or irrevocable. They are used for estate planning and tax planning, when a person desires to define how the beneficiaries receive and use the assets they are given by the trust creator. Trusts allows one to define the “how” assets are to be distributed.
HEALTH
DIRECTIVES
Health Care Directives are legal documents a person creates outlining their preferences for future health care options along with designating someone to make decisions on their behalf in the event they become incapacitated. There are two types of health care directives, a living will and a durable medical power of attorney. The Georgia Advance Directive for Health Care combines the best features of the Living Will and Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care into one written document.
POWER
OF
ATTORNEY
A power of attorney is a legal document that allows someone to act on behalf of another person, typically when that person is unable to do so themselves. The person who creates the power of attorney is known as the "principal," while the person who is granted the authority to act on their behalf is known as the "agent" or "attorney-in-fact."