What Does Estate Planning Cost in Georgia?

Compare estate planning costs across providers in Georgia. See how life events affect your total cost.

Attorney costs vary by state

Trusts avoid probate but cost more upfront

Couples plans cost more upfront on some platforms

Select events that might happen. These affect costs on some platforms.

5-Year Cost Comparison

Cumulative costs over time with 2 life events

Cost estimates based on published pricing. Actual costs may vary.Pricing verified January 2025

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Frequently Asked Questions

Estate planning costs in Georgia depend on your provider. Online services range from $30-$600 upfront plus ongoing fees. Attorneys in Georgia charge around $363/hour, with trust creation typically taking several hours.

Life events like marriage and divorce often require updating your estate plan. Some providers like Trust & Will and LegalZoom require purchasing an entirely new plan (rebuy model). SimplyTrust offers affordable amendments for these changes.

Yes. SimplyTrust uses a Nevada revocable trust structure that is recognized in all 50 states, including Georgia. This means your trust is valid regardless of where you live.

Online services are typically more affordable for straightforward estate plans. If you have complex assets, blended families, or business interests, consulting an attorney may be beneficial. This calculator helps you compare total costs across options.

Subscription costs vary by provider. SimplyTrust's subscription includes unlimited minor amendments and document access. Trust & Will charges to access documents after the initial period. LegalZoom offers Premium tiers with attorney consultations.

Georgia Estate Planning Resources

In-depth guides covering Georgia probate laws, trust requirements, and estate planning strategies.