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My clients and I have been discouraged by a practice adopted by certain probate courts in contested guardianship matters. Frustrated by family members (typically siblings) fighting overRead More
As our nation teeters on the precipice of recession, there may be additional incentives for family members, especially siblings, to use attorneys to defraud a parent. SiblingsRead More
The right to have intimate relationships is a fundamental right. The only limitation to this right is that both parties must consent to the relationship. Intimate relationshipsRead More
This past summer, Frank Fritz from the popular TV show American Pickers suffered a debilitating stroke. He spent a month in the hospital before being released toRead More
In a ruling that affirms the duties of conservators of minors, the Georgia Supreme Court determined that once a minor conservator has been appointed, the minor conservatorRead More
Conservators: How to Complete an Inventory and Asset Management Plan When a Probate Court is presented with “clear and convincing” evidence that an adult lacks the abilityRead More
Guardians: How to Complete a Personal Status Report When a Probate Court is presented with “clear and convincing” evidence that an adult lacks sufficient capacity to makeRead More
Elder law is a specialty within the legal profession that focuses on advocacy for older people and people with special needs. While estate planning is an importantRead More
Home ownership is part of the American Dream. We dream of buying a home as children. In fact, I remember writing a play as a child withRead More
Last month, Georgia HB 752, also known as the Georgia Psychiatric Advance Directive Act, was signed into law, and I view this as a big win forRead More
