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What is Year’s Support in a Georgia probate case?

On Behalf of Scroggin & Burns, LLC | Aug 10, 2026 | Probate

When a parent dies, you may find yourself helping your surviving parent sort through financial and legal matters at an already difficult time. One of those matters may be probate, the court-supervised process for handling a deceased person’s estate, including paying...

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3 ways an irrevocable life insurance trust saves you estate taxes

On Behalf of Scroggin & Burns, LLC | May 21, 2026 | Estate Planning

Many high-asset families assume their life insurance payout is completely tax-free. While it is generally free from income taxes, the story changes when it comes to estate taxes. If you own the policy yourself, the death benefit becomes part of your taxable estate....

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Are buy-sell agreements taxable events in Georgia?

On Behalf of Scroggin & Burns, LLC | Feb 19, 2026 | Business Law

Buying or selling business ownership can affect more than control of your company. It can also reduce your profits if taxes cut into the deal. A buy-sell agreement can help manage ownership changes and protect business stability. Still, tax rules at the federal level...

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This valuable resource shouldn’t be addressed in a will

On Behalf of Scroggin & Burns, LLC | Nov 15, 2025 | Estate Planning

For some people, wills are the foundation of a broad and comprehensive estate plan. For others, wills are the only documents they establish. Ensuring that a will properly addresses the needs of dependent family members and the distribution of various resources is...

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How do people keep their assets out of probate court?

On Behalf of Scroggin & Burns, LLC | Aug 24, 2025 | Probate

The probate courts help to protect parties interested in an individual’s estate after they die. By overseeing estate administration, the probate courts help ensure that the personal representative or executor administering an estate follows the instructions provided...

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What taxes do people need to consider when estate planning?

On Behalf of Scroggin & Burns, LLC | May 29, 2025 | Estate Planning

The estate planning process can be relatively complex. The bigger an individual’s family grows and the more resources they accumulate, the greater the likelihood of administration challenges. People hoping to maximize the impact of their legacy on others might need to...

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Tax tips that parents should put to good use

On Behalf of Scroggin & Burns, LLC | Mar 5, 2025 | Tax Law

Raising children is a significant financial responsibility. A very small silver lining in this regard is that parenthood also provides valuable tax benefits that parents can take advantage of when filing their returns. Understanding which deductions, credits, and tax...

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3 times estimated quarterly tax payments may be necessary

On Behalf of Scroggin & Burns, LLC | Dec 3, 2024 | Tax Law

Most people only need to think about taxes once a year. Sometime between the end of January and the middle of April, they file an annual income tax return with the Internal Revenue Service and the state. They may even receive a sizable refund because their employers...

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3 expenses that take priority over beneficiaries during probate

On Behalf of Scroggin & Burns, LLC | Aug 29, 2024 | Probate

Estate administration is a complicated and lengthy process. The personal representative of an estate has to locate and review estate planning documents. They need to initiate probate proceedings by filing paperwork with the Georgia probate courts. During probate, they...

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How much of your estate may go to taxes?

On Behalf of Scroggin & Burns, LLC | Jun 3, 2024 | Estate Planning

Those establishing estate plans often want to leave a long-term and meaningful legacy that positively influences others. They might want to make contributions to charitable causes or provide assets and financial support for family members. Before the beneficiaries of...

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