New to Georgia? Protect Your Interests By Having a Will Made Now
Even if the future is unclear, you can still make sure your assets and loved ones are cared for. Planning your will is the best way to protect your interests and wishes. With it, you can decide how your assets are handled, choose a guardian for your children, and even specify your healthcare preferences if you’re unable to do so later on.
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Risks of Not Having a Will
Without a will, the state effectively takes control of your assets; this can have several undesirable consequences, including:
Probate
Your estate may go through a more complicated and lengthy probate process, tying up your assets and causing unnecessary stress for your family.
State Control
In the absence of a will, state laws dictate how your property is distributed, which may not align with your wishes or the best interests of your loved ones.
Delayed Transfer
Without a will, it can take longer for your family to access the financial resources they need to navigate the aftermath of your passing.
Work With a Trusted Will Lawyer: Strickland Holloway Jr.
Our principal attorney, Strickland Holloway Jr., graduated from the University of Georgia in 1973 and completed law school there in 1976. He’s practiced law since 1976 and obtained his Real Estate Broker’s License that year, too.
Mr. Holloway’s been married since 1971 and has three children and two grandchildren. His wife has been involved in the family-owned firm since 1976, making sure every client feels valued and understood.
“Strickland Holloway and his team at Holloway law have been an absolute blessing to my family and I. When it comes to the quality of legal services and, more importantly, the quality of character, I have found that Mr. Holloway prides himself on both with values rooted in wisdom, honor, and integrity... you’ll be hard pressed to find another attorney who sincerely has your best interest at heart!”
Michael Williams
St. Marys Office
Holloway Law, PC
1703 Osborne Road
St. Marys, GA 31558
Corporate Office
Holloway Law, PC
P.O Box 2047
Statesboro, GA 30459
Savannah Office
Holloway Law, PC
100 Bull Street, Suite 200
Savannah, GA 31401