Atlanta Estate Planning Attorneys


Guiding Atlanta Families Through Life’s Most Important Decisions

Proper estate planning gives your loved ones understanding, security, and comfort when they need it most.

At The Edwards Law Group, we help Georgia families create estate plans that truly reflect their wishes and values. With over 15 years of experience, our team offers clear guidance and compassionate support every step of the way.

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Why Should You Have an Estate Plan?

Protect Your Loved Ones

An estate plan makes sure the people you care about are provided for and protected from unnecessary stress. It’s your way of continuing to take care of them, even when you can’t be there.

Avoid Confusion and Conflict

Without a plan, families are often left with uncertainty and difficult decisions. A clear estate plan removes doubt and helps avoid disputes that can strain even the closest relationships.

Secure Your Legacy

Your estate plan serves as a reflection of your life, your hard work, and your values. It allows you to pass down not just assets, but also the story of what mattered most to you.

Our Estate Planning Services in Atlanta

Domestic Partnership Agreements

We help unmarried couples in Atlanta put protections in place so their wishes are honored, covering property rights, healthcare decisions, and more.

Durable Financial Power of Attorney

This legal document lets you name someone you trust to handle financial matters if you’re ever unable to do so, from bills to retirement accounts and beyond.

Durable Healthcare Power of Attorney

Choose the person who will speak for you if you can’t make medical decisions. Rest easy knowing your healthcare wishes will be respected.

Advance Directives (Living Will)

An advance directive outlines your choices for medical treatment, giving your family members clear guidance during difficult times.

Joint Tenancy with Rights of Survivorship Deed

This deed allows property to pass directly to a co-owner without probate, facilitating a smoother transition for your loved ones.

Last Will & Testament

This document is the foundation of most estate plans and dictates asset distribution amongst your loved ones.

Name Change Petitions

Whether for personal, cultural, or family reasons, we guide you through the legal process of changing your name with care and efficiency.

Power of Attorney for Minors

This document lets you designate someone to care for your children temporarily. This is ideal for travel, illness, or unexpected events.

Your Family’s Future Deserves Careful Planning

An estate plan is one of the most thoughtful gifts you can give your loved ones. With guidance from our Atlanta estate planning lawyers, you can make decisions today that will bring peace of mind tomorrow.

Our Estate Planning Process

Step 1: Free Consultation

Our attorneys will start by sitting down with you and listening to your concerns, learning about your family, and defining your goals.

Step 2: Review Your Situation

Next, we’ll take a close look at your assets, family dynamics, and existing documents so we can recommend the right tools for your needs.

Step 3: Custom Plan Design

Together, we will create a plan that reflects your wishes and gives your loved ones security and clarity.

Step 4: Document Drafting & Signing

We’ll prepare clear, legally sound documents and walk you through each one so you know exactly what you’re signing.

Step 5: Ongoing Support

As life changes, our family law firm is here to update your plan, discuss estate taxes, and keep your documents aligned with your loved ones’ future.

What to Expect from Edwards Law Group

Transparent Pricing Without Surprises

We believe families deserve clarity on day one, so you’ll always know the cost upfront.

Compassionate Guidance, Every Step

Estate planning can feel heavy, but we’re here to listen. Let our attorneys walk you through it all.

Trusted Experience You Can Count On

With more than 15 years serving Georgia families, we bring steady hands and practical insight to the table.

Focused on Atlanta Families

Estate laws vary by state. We use our state-specific knowledge of the law to make sure your plan is valid and effective here in Atlanta.

Atlanta Estate Planning: Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between probate and estate planning?

Estate planning is the process of preparing legal documents (such as wills, trusts, and powers of attorney) that outline how your assets and decisions should be handled.

Probate, on the other hand, is the court process that happens after someone passes away to distribute assets and settle debts. Accurate, legal estate planning documents can help your loved ones simplify or avoid probate court in Atlanta.

Which is better: a will or an estate plan?

A will is an important part of an estate plan, but on its own, it may not cover everything your family needs. An estate plan goes further by including tools like trusts, powers of attorney, and advance directives, giving you more control and protection over your wealth management.

Ultimately, a full estate plan in Atlanta offers greater peace of mind than a will alone.

How much does it cost to create an estate plan in Atlanta?

The cost of an estate plan in Atlanta depends on your specific needs, such as whether you only need a simple will or a more detailed plan with trusts and other documents.

At The Edwards Law Group, we offer personalized estate planning services and can provide a clear estimate after your free consultation.

Can you create an estate plan in Atlanta without a lawyer?

While it’s possible to draft basic documents on your own, doing so can leave gaps that may cause confusion or disputes later. Working with an experienced Atlanta estate planning lawyer helps make sure your documents are legally valid, enforceable, and truly reflect your wishes.

Schedule a FREE Consultation

Every family’s story is one-of-a-kind, and your estate plan should be, too. Let’s sit down (virtually or in person) and talk through the next steps of managing assets.