A Free Estate Planning Guide
Estate Planning for Parents
Because the most important thing you’ll ever plan for isn’t your assets — it’s your kids.
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Everything Alabama parents need to know about protecting their children in one straightforward guide.
What You'll Learn in the Free Guide
How to Choose the Right Guardian for Your Children
When it comes to guardianship, the most financially stable person isn’t always the best choice. We’ll walk you through what to consider so you can make a decision you feel confident in.
Why a Will Alone Isn't Enough
Many parents assume a will covers everything, but it doesn’t. Learn why a will still goes through probate and what you need to have in place to truly protect your kids.
How to Keep Your Children Out of the Court System
If something happens to you without a plan in place, the courts decide who raises your children, even temporarily. Find out how to make sure your kids are never in that situation.
How to Protect the Money You Leave Behind
A trust does more than hold assets, it controls how and when your children receive them. Learn how to make sure the money you leave is managed responsibly and used the way you intend.
The Simple Steps Most Parents Overlook
From carrying a guardian ID card in your wallet to keeping updated medical records, there are easy, practical steps that can make all the difference in an emergency.
How to Leave More Than Just Money
Your legacy isn’t only financial. Discover how to preserve your voice, your values, and your story so your children carry a piece of you with them no matter what.
About the Attorney
Meet Bill Miller
A Calhoun County native, Bill attended University of Alabama where he earned his undergraduate degree. After graduating from the Samford University’s Cumberland School of Law in Birmingham, he returned to Anniston to start his law practice.
Though a successful litigator, in recent years Bill has turned to assisting clients with different types of matters: estate planning, Veteran’s benefits, Medicaid eligibility, long-term care planning, and planning for those with special needs.
Due to his interest in helping senior citizens and their loved ones, he joined the National Association of Elder Law Attorneys and is a VA accredited attorney. In addition to his membership in Alabama State Bar, Bill has served as president of the Calhoun County Bar Association.
To stay in touch with his community, Bill assists local charities and is a member of the Kiwanis Club of Anniston. Bill and his wife, Kelly, have 5 children and are members of the Church of the Highlands. In his free time, Bill enjoys the outdoors, playing golf, reading, and spending time with his family.
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We invite you to download this free guide now to learn how to protect your family, assets, and everything that matters to you. We look forward to helping you start the journey.