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(706) 724-0405Visit WebsiteMap & Directions3938 Washington RdAugusta, GA 30907 Write a Review

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General Info: Boutique Law Firm catering to all of Augusta and Aiken's Estate Planning and Business Planning needs.
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BBB Rating: A+
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Services/Products: Corporate BusinessEstate PlanningTaxation.
Other Link: http://www.rhodeslawfirmpc.com
Categories: Tax Attorneys, Administrative & Governmental Law Attorneys, Attorneys, Business Law Attorneys, Corporation & Partnership Law Attorneys, Elder Law Attorneys, Estate Planning Attorneys, Family Law Attorneys, Probate Law Attorneys, Wills, Trusts & Estate Planning Attorneys

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happyaugustaclient

03/18/2013

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Rhodes Law Firm is an excellent estate planning firm. The entire staff is very friendly and the 30+ years of experience definitely shows in the advice that they offer.

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Phone: (706) 724-0405

Address: 3938 Washington Rd, Augusta, GA 30907

Website: http://www.rhodeslawfirmpc.com

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Divorce
Guardianship
As a parent of a special needs child, you are the child’s “natural guardian” and can make all decisions regarding the child. However, your rights as guardian do not allow you to have access or control of your child’s assets (i.e., proceeds from a lawsuit or gifts from a family member). In addition, when your child turns 18, you lose your rights as natural guardian to make healthcare and other life decisions for them. To maintain these rights, you must commence a guardianship proceeding in Probate Court or the State will assume legal authority over your disabled loved one. To avoid losing your authority, you should contact a qualified attorney to begin a guardianship proceeding at least six months prior to your child’s 18th birthday.

Criminal Defense
You don’t want to hire a lawyer who focuses on criminal law if you need a special needs trust. Instead, only work with legal professionals whose primary focus is on estate planning and trusts.
Forgery

Business and Corporate Law

Business Formation
Business Disputes

Non-compete Agreement

Real Estate Litigation
Real Estate Transactions
Acquiring the perfect piece of property for your business can be tougher than you might anticipate. You may encounter issues that could have you end up falling into a poor real estate deal that you and your business will regret down the line. The last thing you want is for your business to fail due to the mishandling of a real estate transaction.

Medicaid Planning
A nursing home or hospital that offers to file a Medicaid application for you has no obligation (and often can’t) advise you on how to protect your assets. Only a qualified Medicaid planning attorney will be looking out for your interests.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
One size does not fit all when it comes to estate planning. We do estate planning day in and day out – and have for over 35 years. The uniqueness of each of our clients and their needs and situations have become evidently clear to us, especially for second marriage situations. Traditional families of the 1950′s rarely exist any longer, and the blended families through second marriages (because of divorce or death of the first spouse) are becoming commonplace. Our practices for every plan depend on sound decision making and careful organization through any will planning documentation. When doing estate planning for a client in a second marriage, these practices are also put into place and in addition special consideration is taken because many of the methods relied upon in a first marriage will not work with a second marriage. In addition, generally speaking, any plan that involves probate (such as Will planning) in a second marriage situation may cause problems.
Wills
It is the legal process of presenting your Last Will and Testament to the Court after your death to authenticate it and appoint your Executor. Your Executor must be appointed by the Court in order to collect and distribute your assets as stated in your Will. However, because it is a legal process, there are many steps that must be followed before your Executor can be appointed.
Trusts
Assets in a revocable living trust are not protected and must be used to pay for the costs of long-term care.
Power of Attorney
3. Without a Power of Attorney, your family may have to file what is known as a Guardianship Proceeding, seeking guardianship of the disabled person. This process involves the Court, several lawyers and usually at least $4,000 to $50,000. A Power of Attorney might cost $200.
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