Power of Attorney
Do You Need to Update Your Will and Other Estate Planning Documents If You Change Your State of Residence?
The question of needing to update your estate planning documents if you move to a different state is a common one. If your Will was …
Georgia Powers of Attorney: Where Are We Now? (Originally Published July 2017, Updated March 2021)
Beginning July 1, 2017, Georgia’s laws relating to most written, general financial powers of attorney (POAs) created by individuals changed radically. This new set of …
Hit Hard by COVID-19, but Feeling Very Grateful
Let me review my rough November 2020. I was exposed to COVID-19 at a small family birthday party at the beginning of November 2020. The …
You Should Review Your Estate Plan About Every 3 Years
Richard Morgan, Morgan and Disalvo. We believe the best practice is that you should review your estate planning about every three years. Not exactly, …
College Students Need Two Legal Documents
Richard Morgan, Morgan and DiSalvo. When your young adult children go off to college, like any other adult, they need certain level of estate …
Why All College Students Need Two Legal Documents
Each year, more than 250,000 parents of young adults between 18 and 25 receive the dreaded call that their young adult has been injured and is in the hospital. Parents of college students who are miles or even a continent away can feel particularly helpless when they receive the call. However, having two important legal documents in place can make this worrisome situation a bit easier to handle.
Selecting a Fiduciary
Hello. This is Richard Morgan at Morgan and Disalvo. Another in our Back to the Basics video series. This is a very important topic, …
Financial Power of Attorney
It’s Richard Morgan, at Morgan and DiSalvo, with another of our Back to the Basics video newsletters on a very important topic: the Georgia …
