About Atlanta Probate Team
For more than four decades, we’ve stood beside families during life’s most pivotal moments – helping them protect what they’ve built.
The Atlanta Probate Team can assist with the following services
- Last Will and Testament
- Power of Attorney
- Georgia Advance Healthcare Directive
- Wealth Preservation
- Asset Protection
- Special Needs Planning
- Business Succession Planning
- Elder Law and Medicare Planning
- Probate and Trust Administration
- Estate Taxes
The Firm’s expertly designed plans make appropriate use of wills, health care directives, and testamentary, lifetime and charitable trusts. Additionally, if necessary, the Firm assists in devising appropriate business succession and asset protection plans, including use of family limited partnerships and other devices. The Firm’s attorneys have considerable experience representing administrators and executors in the administration of estates; have successfully defended wills submitted to probate; and have challenged defective wills.
The Firm’s estate planning attorneys are graduates of law schools of national prominence and have successfully advised clients on complex legal matters. The Firm uses the latest in electronic research, drafting software, and document assembly programs to provide superb customized estate plans to its clients.
Meet Our Attorneys
Stanley E. Foster, Esquire
CEO/Partner
Phone: (404) 658-9900
E-mail: sfoster@hfh-law.net
Pennsylvania School of Law, J.D., 1978
Brown University, B.A., 1975
Jolanda Herring, Esquire
CFO/Partner
Phone: (404) 658-9900
E-mail: jherring@hfh-law.net
Barry University, Miami, FL, B.S., 2002, summa cum laude
University of Georgia School of Law, J.D., 2004
The Late Donald L. Hollowell
Founder
Founder, the late Donald Lee Hollowell, was one of the most renowned civil rights attorneys in the United States. Dr. Hollowell served as counsel to such prominent figures as the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Charlayne Hunter-Gault, Dr. Hamilton Holmes, and the Honorable Horace T. Ward.
Did you know the state of Georgia will write a will for you if you don’t write one for yourself?
Without a will, state law provides a single set of rules to be followed the same way in every case, regardless of what you would have wanted done.