Nest: Estate Planning by L. Rachel Wilson

08/27/2026

Our favorite seminar of the year, “Tax Commissioners University” with Chatham County Tax Commissioner's Office and Sonya Jackson. We always enjoy this event because it’s open to the whole community and we get such great crowd participation. Thanks to everyone who came out to learn about wills, trusts, and estates with us!

✨ TAX COMMISSIONER UNIVERSITY: LEARNING THAT MATTERS! ✨

Come see us tonight at 6:00 PM

This morning’s Tax Commissioner University class on Wills, Trusts & Estate Planning was a tremendous success! 📚👏🏾

This class continues to be one of our most popular, and today’s students were engaged, asked great questions, and participated in meaningful discussions about real-life scenarios involving wills, trusts, and estate planning.
Our goal is to make important information understandable, practical, and useful—so you can make informed decisions for yourself and your family. ❤️

And guess what? We’re not finished yet!

📚 Another session is happening TODAY at 6:00 PM!

It’s not too late to join us! If you’ve been thinking about attending, come on out and take advantage of this opportunity to learn, ask questions, and get the information you need. We look forward to seeing you there!

08/27/2026

We were delighted to be a part of “Tax Commissioners University” with Sonya Jackson and the Chatham County Tax Commissioner's Office for the THIRD year in a row. Rachel spoke for almost 2 hours at the 10 AM session and again at the 6 PM session all about wills, trusts, and estates.

We squeezed a whole semester of estate planning and property law into those two hours and got so much participation and so many great questions from the crowd. And of course, plenty of giveaways from Sonya!

Almost 200 citizens of Chatham County showed up and we are so grateful to share with the community what they need to know about estate planning.

The next Tax Commissioners University session on October 29th is about “Understanding Your Property Tax Bill” and we hope to see everyone there!

✨ CUSTOMER OF THE DAY ✨

Today, we’re honored to shine the spotlight on Attorney Rachel Wilson, owner of Nest Estate Planning! 💜

Rachel was our featured speaker today at Tax Commissioner University, where she shared valuable information about Wills, Trusts & Estate Planning with our community.

We truly appreciate Rachel’s enthusiasm, expertise, and commitment to making estate planning information understandable and accessible. Her passion for educating our community was evident throughout the session, and our participants benefited from her willingness to answer questions and discuss real-life scenarios.

Thank you, Rachel, for helping us empower our community with knowledge that can make a lasting difference for families and future generations! 👏🏾💜

Nest: Estate Planning by L. Rachel Wilson

05/04/2026

🍰🎉We had so much fun sponsoring the 3rd Annual Cake Party! for Loop It Up Savannah!

Cake, cake, and more cake all to support youth arts and education projects in Savannah! Loop It Up does incredible work in our schools with literacy initiatives, after school enrichment, mindfulness programs, school gardens, and STEAM curriculum. We'll be partnering with them again later this summer to provide hygiene items for kids in need through their Stuff the Closet initiative for Chatham County Schools.

Photo credit to Bunny in the City. More pictures at https://www.savannahbusinessjournal.com/events/photos/loop-it-up-savannah-cake-party/collection_1c82d0ad-e983-4140-b6c0-390fa110740b.html

04/22/2026

We hear it almost every day: “I added my daughter to my account so she can help me—and so everything will be easy when I pass.” This is not always as straightforward as you may think. Read our recent article below for some practical, thoughtful alternatives.

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