Serving Atlanta and all of Georgia. Our attorney-prepared revocable living trust helps your home, rentals, business interests, and investments pass privately and fast—not through the probate court.
Your package includes a revocable trust, pour-over will, financial power of attorney, Georgia advance directive (medical POA + end-of-life wishes), HIPAA release, and one quitclaim deed to fund the trust.
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A will still goes through Georgia probate. A revocable trust lets you:
Goal: simple instructions, fewer delays, less stress.
Revocable Living Trust (Georgia)
Your private plan so assets titled to the trust avoid probate and pass to your chosen people.
Pour-Over Will
A safety net that sends anything left outside the trust into your trust’s plan.
Financial Power of Attorney
Lets a trusted person handle bills, banking, and important legal/financial tasks if you can’t.
Georgia Advance Directive (Medical POA + End-of-Life Wishes)
Names your medical decision-maker and clearly states your treatment preferences.
HIPAA Release
Gives your decision-makers access to medical information when timing matters.
One Quitclaim Deed (Included)
We prepare one Georgia deed to move a property into the trust and start funding the plan.
Signing matters: We include Georgia-specific signing instructions (witnesses + notary) so your documents are valid and self-proving.
A trust only works when it’s funded.
We guide what to title to the trust and what to leave by beneficiary designation (e.g., IRAs, life insurance).
Add-ons (as needed):
Need protection from lawsuits/creditors?
A revocable trust generally does not provide asset protection—see our Pro Plan (irrevocable trusts + LLCs).
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Add extra peace of mind with our Avoid Probate Guarantee:
If an asset we titled into your revocable trust later requires probate, we’ll provide up to $10,000 of probate work at no charge.
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“It was so simple and easy.” We are so grateful for the peace of mind we have. The team was patient, kind, and incredibly knowledgeable. – Tracy
“This gave me peace of mind.” I couldn’t be happier with our experience. They truly cared about helping my family, and they made sure we understood every step. – Rachel
We own rental properties and run a business ourselves, so we understand the risks families face when building wealth.
Over the past 10 years we’ve worked in real estate, tax, estate planning, and probate law, and we’ve set up asset protection for our own business, rentals, investments, and children.
This firsthand experience means we know exactly how to design a plan that works in real life—not just on paper.
Yes—for assets titled to the trust. That’s why funding (deeds, account updates) is essential.
No. While you’re alive, you can buy, sell, refinance, or amend the trust—you stay in control.
Generally no. For asset protection, ask about LLCs and irrevocable trusts (our Pro Plan).
Yes. Titling them to the trust helps avoid ancillary probate in those states.
Usually no. A Georgia revocable trust is typically taxed under your SSN during your lifetime.
We only accept 5 new estate-planning clients per week, so every family gets personal attention—and we don’t take every case.
This free Strategy Call helps confirm fit and outline next steps.
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