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Elder Law

Atlanta Elder Law Attorney

Safeguarding Your Future in Georgia 

As we get older, we face many legal issues related to our age. These matters, like estate planning, long-term care, and retirement, can be complicated to navigate independently. We might rely on friends and family members for support and insight, but nothing compares to having a competent legal professional to do the heavy lifting. With an objective point of view and an understanding of the many matters that arise with old age, an experienced Atlanta elder law attorney can make all the difference. 

At Meyring Law Firm, we are committed to helping clients in and around Atlanta make the right choices and take the right steps so they can prepare for their futures on their terms. Attorney Robert Meyring has been a member of the estate planning and probate section of the Atlanta Bar Association for the past 20 years. He and our team are here to help with every area of elder law.

Call Meyring Law Firm today at (678) 257-3332 or contact us online to learn more about our elder law services in Atlanta! 

Our Elder Law Services

Seniors face a considerable amount of financial and legal matters that must be dealt with, and our elder law services encompass both. We can help with planning for long-term care, such as determining what type of facility might work, whether to pursue in-home caregiving and how this care will be paid for. 

We can address establishing a power of attorney so you can decide who will make medical and/or financial decisions on your behalf if you should become incapacitated. Our Atlanta elder law practice even encompasses estate planning and probate.

The attorneys and support staff at our Atlanta elder law firm recognize no two clients are the same. Every person we work with has different goals and dreams for their future, which is why our services are customized to their needs.

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When you speak with an Atlanta elder law attorney at our firm, you will quickly find that we truly care. We will take the time to listen to your concerns, answer your questions, and help you make informed choices about what’s to come.

What are the Benefits of Having an Elder Law Attorney?

At Meyring Law Firm, we understand our elder clients' unique and often complex legal needs. Our dedicated team of elder law attorneys is committed to providing comprehensive and compassionate legal services tailored to seniors and their families specific needs and concerns. Here are some of the key benefits of having an elder law attorney on your side:

  • Specialized Expertise: Our attorneys specialize in elder law, which means we have in-depth knowledge of the legal issues that affect seniors, including estate planning, long-term care planning, and more. This specialization ensures we can provide the most up-to-date and relevant advice.
  • Personalized Planning: We recognize that each client's situation is unique. Our attorneys take the time to understand your circumstances, goals, and concerns. This allows us to create customized legal strategies that protect your interests and ensure your wishes are carried out.
  • Peace of Mind: Knowing you have an experienced elder law attorney from Meyring Law Firm on your side provides peace of mind. You can trust that we will handle the legal complexities, allowing you to focus on enjoying your golden years.
  • Access to Resources: Our firm has an extensive network of professionals and resources in the elder care community. We can connect you with healthcare providers, social services, and other professionals who can assist you in various aspects of your life.
  • Advocacy and Representation: Our elder law attorneys will advocate for your rights and interests in disputes or legal issues that arise. We are prepared to represent you in court, ensuring your voice is heard.
  • Continued Guidance: Aging is an ongoing process, and your legal needs may evolve. Our firm is dedicated to building lasting relationships with our clients, providing ongoing guidance and support as your circumstances change.
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Why Choose Meyring Law Firm?

  • Lifetime Support
    Our legal help is not a 'one and done' deal. Your future legalities are encompassed in these documents that need to be constantly updated. We are here to provide you with lifetime support.
  • Affordable Fees
    We have an initial document prep fee that will give you access to our attorneys through phone, email or any other medium without being charged extra.
  • Straightforward Guidance
    Our goal is to provide you with guidance you can understand and trust. We want you to feel secure and supported every step of the way.
  • Phone Evaluations

    We offer phone evaluations to help clients find the right path forward. We treat no two cases the same, setting our customer service apart from the rest.

Frequently Asked Questions

Here to Help Every Step of the Way
  • What does “heir” mean?
    An heir is one or more of the nearest living relatives of the deceased person at the time of death. Sometimes the heir is only the surviving spouse or child. Other times the heirs are any number of siblings, nephews and nieces, or cousins.
  • What happens if a will is not probated?
    In Georgia, there is a legal mandate for the holder of a will to submit it to the court for probate per O.C.G.A. § 53-5-5. If a will is not filed with the court, any heir or beneficiary can petition the court to direct the will holder to file the will with the proper court. Wills are meant to be public documents once the grantor has passed away. Sometimes if a will is not filed with the court, beneficiaries and heirs cannot take legal possession of assets specified in the Last Will and Testament.
  • How long does it take to receive an inheritance? When can I get what was willed to me?
    The probate attorney can accurately answer how long it would take to receive an inheritance from an estate that has no will. The experienced attorney can estimate the time it would take to receive a gift from the decedent's will or trust.
  • What does “executor” mean?
    Executor is the person named in the last will and testament that's appointed by the probate court to administer the estate of the decedent according to the will.

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