If both parents die without naming a guardian for their minor children, a judge—who’s never met the family—has full authority to decide who will raise the kids. That opens the door for conflict, surprises, or the wrong person in charge.

A young couple—first-time parents—came in unsure where to start. Our team walked them through their options, explained the process of naming guardians, and designed their documents. They now have a clear plan and peace of mind, knowing their daughter will be raised by people they trust—not left to the court. Our client care team follows a system that keeps every detail on track.

A great referral is a new parent who wants security for their family. You’ll recognize them when they say, “We’ve been meaning to get our wills done.” They want to know their family won’t be left in chaos. The best way to connect them with me is a warm email introduction that lets them know they’re in good hands.

I’m Carrie Jones with The Estate Planning Law Group of Georgia.