Thompson Mungo Firm

Thompson Mungo Firm Estate Planning,Probate and Administration Law Firm
We help Georgia families protect their legacies.

"Your legacy isn't built someday. It's built today."Too often, families delay estate planning because they believe they ...
06/22/2026

"Your legacy isn't built someday. It's built today."

Too often, families delay estate planning because they believe they have more time. The reality is that planning ahead gives you control, protects your loved ones, and helps avoid unnecessary stress in the future.

Estate planning isn't just about what happens after you're gone, it's about making intentional decisions while you're here.

đź“ž Let Thompson Mungo Firm help you create a plan that reflects your goals and protects your legacy.

Today, we honor Juneteenth and reflect on its significance in American history. This day serves as a reminder that freed...
06/18/2026

Today, we honor Juneteenth and reflect on its significance in American history. This day serves as a reminder that freedom creates opportunities to build, protect, and pass on a legacy for future generations.

As we commemorate Juneteenth, we recognize the resilience, strength, and contributions of those who have helped shape our communities and our nation. We remain committed to serving families and helping preserve the legacies that matter most.

đź“Ś Office Notice: Our office will be closed on Friday, June 19, in observance of Juneteenth. We will resume normal business hours on the next business day.

Wishing everyone a meaningful and reflective Juneteenth.

A reverse mortgage can provide financial relief during retirement, but many families don't fully understand how it may a...
06/17/2026

A reverse mortgage can provide financial relief during retirement, but many families don't fully understand how it may affect their home, estate, and loved ones in the future.

In some cases, heirs don't learn about a reverse mortgage until after a loved one passes away and important deadlines begin approaching.

Before signing a reverse mortgage or if you're helping settle a loved one's estate, it's important to understand the potential legal and financial consequences.

Our latest blog explains what Georgia families should know, including how reverse mortgages work, what happens after the homeowner passes away, and steps families can take to protect their interests.

đź“– Read the full blog to learn more: https://www.millenialestateplanning.com/blog/reverse-mortgages-in-georgia-what-families-need-to-know/

Take control of your legacy!These 4 steps will help you master your estate planning journey. Planning your future doesn'...
06/15/2026

Take control of your legacy!

These 4 steps will help you master your estate planning journey.

Planning your future doesn't have to be overwhelming. This carousel breaks down the process into easy-to-follow steps, empowering you to secure your family's future and achieve your estate planning goals.


This is one of the most common and misunderstood estate planning questions we hear, especially from blended families.👉 S...
06/12/2026

This is one of the most common and misunderstood estate planning questions we hear, especially from blended families.

👉 Short answer: No, your stepchildren will not inherit from you automatically under Georgia law.

In Georgia, if you pass away without a will (called dying intestate), the law only recognizes biological and legally adopted children as heirs. That means:

❌ Stepchildren—no matter how close the relationship—are not legally entitled to inherit unless you name them in your estate plan.
đź’” This can be heartbreaking for families where stepparents and stepchildren have strong bonds, but no legal ties.

âś… How to include your stepchildren in your plan:

- Add them by name in your will or trust
- Designate them as beneficiaries on life insurance or retirement accounts
- Leave specific assets or gifts in a Letter of Intent
- Discuss your wishes with your family and executor to prevent future conflict

💡 Don’t assume love equals legal rights.

Make it official. Put it in writing.

đź“ž Need help protecting all of your children, by blood or by love? Call us at 678-855-6002 or visit www.millenialestateplanning.com

Protecting what matters most starts with a plan.As we age, life's legal and financial decisions can become more complex....
06/08/2026

Protecting what matters most starts with a plan.

As we age, life's legal and financial decisions can become more complex. Whether you're planning for long-term care, creating an estate plan, navigating probate, or helping an aging loved one, having the right legal guidance can make all the difference.

At Thompson Mungo Firm, we help Georgia families prepare for the future with confidence, preserving dignity, protecting assets, and providing peace of mind every step of the way.

đź“ž Ready to start planning? Contact our office today to schedule a consultation.

Because the best time to protect your future is now.

Blended families can bring tremendous joy, but they can also create unexpected estate planning challenges.Many people as...
06/05/2026

Blended families can bring tremendous joy, but they can also create unexpected estate planning challenges.

Many people assume that when they pass away, their assets will automatically be distributed according to their wishes. Unfortunately, that's not always the case.

In second marriages, failing to plan carefully can lead to unintended consequences, including children from a prior relationship receiving less than intended or, in some situations, being completely disinherited.

A well-structured estate plan can help balance the needs of a surviving spouse while preserving your legacy for your children and future generations.

The key is having the right plan in place before a crisis occurs.

If you have a blended family, now may be the perfect time to review your estate plan and ensure your wishes are clearly documented.

This story is inspired by situations many families experience when a loved one begins to suffer from dementia.One day, M...
06/03/2026

This story is inspired by situations many families experience when a loved one begins to suffer from dementia.

One day, Mom is managing her own appointments, paying her bills, and hosting family dinners.

Then, little by little, things begin to change.
A forgotten conversation.
A missed payment.
A familiar face she no longer recognizes.

For many families, the hardest part isn't the paperwork or the medical appointments.

It's realizing that the person who has always taken care of everyone else may soon need someone to take care of them.

And while you're processing that reality, important decisions about healthcare, finances, long-term care, and legal planning often can't wait.

No family can stop time.

But having the right plan in place can help protect your loved one, preserve their dignity, and give your family greater confidence during an uncertain season.

If you have aging parents or loved ones, now may be the right time to start the conversation.

❤️ Have you ever had to help a parent navigate memory loss or dementia? Share your experience below.

đź’ś June is Alzheimer's & Brain Awareness Month An Alzheimer's diagnosis can change many aspects of a person's life not on...
06/01/2026

đź’ś June is Alzheimer's & Brain Awareness Month

An Alzheimer's diagnosis can change many aspects of a person's life not only their health, but also their ability to make financial, legal, and healthcare decisions.

While these conversations can be difficult, planning ahead can help ensure your loved one's wishes are honored and reduce stress for family members during challenging times.

Having important documents in place, such as a Durable Power of Attorney and Advance Directive for Health Care, can provide clarity, protection, and peace of mind when they are needed most.

The best time to plan is before a crisis occurs.

If you have concerns about an aging parent, spouse, or loved one, now is the time to start the conversation.

đź’ś Because protecting your family starts with planning.

Friday reminder ✨The best plans are made before a crisis ever begins. Protecting your family’s future means creating cla...
05/29/2026

Friday reminder ✨

The best plans are made before a crisis ever begins. Protecting your family’s future means creating clarity, stability, and peace of mind for the people you love most.

Whether it’s estate planning, elder law, Medicaid planning, or long-term care preparation, taking action today can make difficult moments easier tomorrow.

Wishing everyone a safe and peaceful Friday from Thompson Mungo Firm. đź’š

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