Kathryn S. Seabolt is a solo practitioner providing highly personalized trusts and estates legal services, at reasonable fees. Those services include counseling for estate planning, the preparation of wills, trusts, powers of attorney for finances and healthcare, and guidance on probate matters. At this firm, each consultation focuses first on preserving the legacy to be left by the client—protecting the individuals and possessions they most cherish. The client’s concerns, hopes and worries are met with thoughtful consideration. The practice also places a priority on explaining legal concepts in clear, direct language, with a minimum of “legalese.”
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Evening, weekend, and early morning appointments are available to accommodate busy client schedules. We can also visit clients and their family members at home, in assisted living centers and nursing homes, hospitals and at hospice.
A complimentary initial consultation is offered to all new clients at no charge. Clients then receive a written estimate of projected fees, based on the legal services requested. Estate planning documents are quoted based on a flat fee. Fees may be paid in installments, by arrangement. Clients should expect to pay a retainer at the time services are engaged. Balances are due when documents are signed, or when the consultation ends. An hourly rate is also available for document review and probate and estate administration services. The firm accepts Visa, Master Charge, American Express and Discover. | |
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Wills
A valid Will can make the passing of your legacy as simple and stress-free as possible for those you love and depend on... read more
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Trusts
There are many types of trusts, and the terms can be confusing. For most clients, simple trust provisions serve to protect their hard-earned assets, and to protect family members... read more
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Probate and Estate Administration
There is a great deal of unnecessary fear and mistrust of this process, and myths about Probate can increase anxiety at a difficult time... read more
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Power of Attorney
This document permits clients to trust to their financial affairs to someone they select– only while they are unable to handle those matters themselves... read more
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Advanced Healthcare Directives
In 2007, the State of Georgia combined the Living Will and the Healthcare Power of Attorney. The new form contains a federal HIPPA privacy law release... read more
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