George Byron Griffiths Law

08/04/2022

August is National Make a Will Month.
Did you know that nearly 64% of Americans don't have a Will?

https://blog.aarp.org/money-talk/its-august-so-it-must-be-make-a-will-month

Contact George Byron Griffiths Law, PLLC today to start the process to get your Will in place!
https://www.gbglawpllc.com/

So August is National Make-a-Will Month. Who knew?

06/28/2022

Here's a good article about the purposes and myths of Living Trusts (Revocable Trusts). Please contact me if I can help examine your situation and determine if a Trust would be a good Estate Planning tool for you.

A trust can solve a lot of problems. But like all tools, it can also be misused.

04/12/2022

“Your will is like your house: If properly maintained, [it] will last a very long time."

Health issues and remarriage might prompt you to update your will, but be aware of other life changes that require a review of your estate plan, say experts.

03/31/2022

As part of my Estate Planning practice, I provide complimentary Estate Plan Check-Ups for my clients, every 3 years, on the anniversary date of them first signing their documents.

This article points out 3 important reasons for this:
https://www.cnbc.com/2022/01/27/be-sure-to-keep-your-will-or-estate-plan-updated-3-key-reasons-why.html

Contact me to see how I may be able to help you or your family members.

Even if you don't have a major change in your life, aspects of your will and overall estate plan should be reviewed fairly regularly.

07/22/2021

I'm humbled to be selected as a "Rising Star 2021" by MN Super Lawyers. It's always my goal to effectively represent my clients to achieve the best result possible. Thank you all.

George Griffiths is one of the top rated Estate Planning & Probate attorneys in Minneapolis, MN. He has met the stringent Super Lawyers selection criteria.

07/07/2021

Our Brainerd Lakes Area office is open all this week! Stop by for a free consultation, or call: 218-270-WILL.

04/22/2021

This article raises some interesting points to consider in regards to telling your family members about your Estate Plan.

Estate planning is a delicate subject, regardless of whether you decide to share just the basics or more detailed information about your plan.

04/20/2021

There's still time to register for the Thrivent webinar for which I'm presenting tomorrow!

https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/9116148281493/WN_T2qxD_ffTVWDrKqiRJLfQg?fbclid=IwAR1KVLvqXgXGYIin_N7d-wYT2UShQUJRakArC1v7kPDF9OtdCee10_d-0cA

Allied Financial Group is pleased to welcome Trust and Estate Attorney, George Byron Griffiths, Esq. to our monthly webinar series. Allied Financial Group Webinar Series occurs every third Wednesday of the month. The intended audience are those in the LGBTQ+ community and allies, but as always, all....

03/30/2021

I'm thrilled to be partnering with the Allied Financial Group at THRIVENT to present this webinar on April 21:

"Who Gets Your Stuff When You Die."

Register here!

Allied Financial Group is pleased to welcome Trust and Estate Attorney, George Byron Griffiths, Esq. to our monthly webinar series. Allied Financial Group Webinar Series occurs every third Wednesday of the month. The intended audience are those in the LGBTQ+ community and allies, but as always, all....

03/15/2021

This is a great article that summarizes the top 5 reasons for establishing an estate plan.

An estate plan can benefit everyone, regardless of finances or age, assuming you have assets to leave. Here are five reasons planning is important.

02/22/2021

4 important Myths about Estate Planning, especially when considering "Black Sheep" beneficiaries.

Every family has one – or maybe more – black sheep. They’re people who march to their own drum, and handing them an inheritance could be problematic. Here are some tips for managing them in your estate plan.

01/22/2021

During this time of Covid, it's even more important to establish your Estate Plan to cover contingencies during your life, as well as after your death.

Contact us for a free consultation.

Whether you're in your 20s or 60s, estate planning will give you control over financial and medical decisions.