Elder Law of Georgia, P.C.

08/25/2026

Big news, Elder Law of Georgia is growing! 📍

We're excited to welcome the team at Swain Law Firm to Elder Law of Georgia, expanding our reach with a new office in Roswell. This growth brings together shared values: compassionate guidance, personalized service, and trusted legal counsel that puts clients and their families first.

As we grow, our commitment to you stays the same.
Visit our new Roswell office and schedule a consultation today.

📍 515 East Crossville Rd, Suite 110, Roswell, GA 30075
📞 770.500.3074

08/19/2026

Estate planning involves more than just a will. A solid plan includes three essential documents:

📄 Will: outlines your wishes and who receives your assets, such as a home, car, or family heirlooms.
📄 Power of Attorney: designates someone to make financial decisions on your behalf if you're ever unable to.
📄 Advance Directive for Health Care: communicates your wishes for end-of-life care if you're unable to share them yourself.

It's never too early to start planning. Elder Law of Georgia is here to help ensure your rights, wishes, and assets are protected. Contact us today at https://bit.ly/3F37Dgt.

08/13/2026

We are excited to be a part of this great event next week. Our team member Tammy Owens will be available to answer any legal questions attendees may have. See you there!

🌟 Our August Memory Café will be extra special as we welcome Rebecca Smith from Perfect Harmony Health! Music can be a powerful source of connection & comfort, & we're looking forward to sharing this experience together.

Family caregivers will also have an opportunity to spend time with Tammy Owens of Elder Law of Georgia, P.C., who will be available to answer questions that often arise when a loved one is experiencing cognitive decline.

💜 Space is limited, so register today! ⬇️

https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C044BA5AA2BA7FFC25-64795749-memory #/

08/11/2026

A worry-free retirement starts with expert long-term health care and asset planning. 🗓️

One of the most common reasons people are denied Medicaid coverage for long-term or in-home care is because they have too much money or income. Application timing is critical, and a qualified planner can help you restructure your assets to qualify.

We can also help with a Medicaid Asset Protection Trust (MAPT), which helps ensure you qualify for the Medicaid benefits you may need for long-term care, for yourself or a loved one.

Whether it's transferring property, establishing a trust, or protecting assets for the future, Elder Law of Georgia is here to guide you through the process. Learn more at https://bit.ly/3INUdYc.

08/07/2026

We love hearing from our clients! ⭐

“I had a wonderful experience with Elder Law. They were very professional and answered all the questions I had in regards to which trust I needed. They were friendly and affordable. I have recommended their services.” – MaryAnn Klimek

We're grateful to serve our community in Hall County and now in Roswell. We'd love to hear about your experience, visit https://bit.ly/4yYzOdX to leave a review.

07/31/2026

Gainesville has always been home to us. 📍

Our founding attorney, Eric Owens, has spent more than 15 years serving individuals, families, and businesses throughout Hall County, first as a financial advisor and then as an elder law attorney. That commitment to community has shaped everything about the way we work.

Now with offices in Gainesville and Roswell, we are able to serve even more families across the region. But as we grow, our values remain the same. When you meet with us, you can expect honest guidance, genuine care, and a team that is truly invested in your family's future.

07/16/2026

Should you add your children to your house deed? It is one of the most common questions we hear. 🏡

Real property is one of the most valuable assets you own, and ensuring it reaches the right people matters. There are several paths forward, and this type of planning does not have to wait. Title transfers can take place at any point you feel ready.

Our team has guided countless families through this process. We will work with you to build a plan that reflects your wishes and gives your loved ones the clarity and security they deserve.

To learn more about home and property ownership, visit https://bit.ly/3CJW5PN.

06/26/2026

Planning for the future is often easiest before a crisis or major life event occurs. ⏳

Illness, injury, retirement, and long-term care needs can arise unexpectedly. Having important legal and financial plans in place early can help reduce stress and uncertainty for both you and your loved ones.

At Elder Law of Georgia, we help individuals and families prepare for the future through thoughtful estate and long-term care planning.

➡️ Contact us today to learn more at https://bit.ly/3F37Dgt.

06/21/2026

Happy Father’s Day from Elder Law of Georgia. 💙

We are grateful for all that fathers and father figures do each day. We hope everyone has the opportunity to spend the day with loved ones and those who matter most.

06/16/2026

“What happens if I don’t have a power of attorney?” is one of the most common questions we hear.

Without a valid power of attorney in place, no one, including a spouse or adult child, automatically has the legal authority to manage your financial affairs or make certain decisions on your behalf if you become unable to do so.

Planning ahead can help loved ones avoid additional stress, delays, and costly court involvement.

➡️ Contact us today to learn more about powers of attorney and estate planning. We are here to help: https://bit.ly/3F37Dgt