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Monthly Archives: April 2026

PowerAttorney

Why Every Adult in Georgia Should Have a Power of Attorney

By Bowman Law Firm |

Have you ever thought about who would handle your finances or medical decisions if you suddenly could not? Many people assume that a spouse or close family member can automatically step in, but that is not always the case in Georgia. Without the proper legal document in place, your loved ones may need to… Read More »

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How Property Ownership Affects Your Estate Plan in Georgia

By Bowman Law Firm |

In Georgia, property ownership plays a major role in how assets are transferred after death. The structure you choose today can determine whether your loved ones face a smooth transition or unnecessary complications. Different Types of Property Ownership in Georgia Not all property is treated the same. The form of ownership can directly impact… Read More »

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When a Transfer on Death Deed Is Not Enough

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In Georgia, Transfer on Death (TOD) deeds became effective July 1, 2024, under O.C.G.A. § 44-17-1. They allow a property owner to retain full control during life, revoke the deed at any time, and pass real estate automatically at death. However, beneficiaries have no rights until death and must file an affidavit within nine… Read More »

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Why More Americans Are Turning to Trusts Instead of Wills

By Bowman Law Firm |

Estate planning has traditionally centered around a last will and testament. In recent years, however, many Americans have begun relying more heavily on trusts as the foundation of their estate plans. While wills remain an important legal tool, trusts often provide greater flexibility and control over how assets are managed and distributed. As a… Read More »

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How Economic Uncertainty Is Changing Estate Planning Strategies

By Bowman Law Firm |

Periods of economic uncertainty, as our world faces today, often prompt families to reconsider long term financial decisions. Estate planning is no exception. Fluctuating markets, inflation, rising long term care costs, and potential tax changes have caused many individuals to revisit how their assets will be managed and transferred in the future. Economic instability… Read More »

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