In the state of Georgia, without a valid will you have no way of ensuring that your last wishes are honored and followed. If you do not have a will in place at the time of your death, Georgia law (intestacy law)–not you–determines what happens to your property. Unfortunately, too often families find themselves dealing with unexpected deaths in the family and no will to follow.

Having a proper will is the best way to ensure your wishes are honored and your family is properly instructed on how to carry out those wishes.

At The Sellers Law Firm, LLC, we handle multiple types of estate issues from simple wills and living wills (advance directives) to power of attorney documents.

Give us a call today and let us help you plan for the future at the Sellers Law Firm: where clients become family.