Wills & Trusts
Protect Your Family Before a Crisis Makes the Decisions for You.
Estate planning is not about wealth. It is about making sure the people you love are not left guessing during the hardest week of their lives.
Legal matters overseen by Katrina Williams, Esq., General Counsel, Williams Law Firm.
What This Covers
Wills & Trusts
- Wills
- Trusts
- Powers of attorney
- Healthcare directives
- Estate-planning reviews
- Probate consultation, when activated
How CENA Approaches This
One Team. One Place. Clear Direction.
- We begin with what you are trying to protect and who depends on you.
- We explain the difference between documents in plain language.
- We keep the process calm, paced and free of pressure.
Time-Sensitive Concerns
Were You Recently Arrested or Injured? Time May Matter.
Planning documents only help if they exist before they are needed. If there is a health event, a move, a marriage, a birth or a change in assets, that is a reason to review sooner rather than later.
What the Process Looks Like
Getting Help Shouldn't Be Complicated.
- 1
Tell us what happened
Share preliminary information with the CENA team by phone or secure intake.
- 2
Your matter is reviewed
CENA reviews the type of matter, urgency, jurisdiction and any preliminary conflict considerations.
- 3
You receive clear next steps
If the matter is accepted, you receive written confirmation, an engagement agreement and information about your legal team.
Submitting an inquiry does not create an attorney-client relationship. Representation begins only after written acceptance and execution of an engagement agreement.
Attorney Leadership
Experienced Legal Oversight. Coordinated Client Support.
Legal services offered through CENA Can Help are overseen by Katrina Williams, Esq., General Counsel of Williams Law Firm. She is responsible for professional oversight of legal services and professional responsibility.
Katrina Williams, Esq.
General Counsel, Williams Law Firm
Biography — Pending verification
- Georgia Bar Number
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- Licensed Jurisdictions
- Georgia
- Education
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- Practice Experience
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- Professional Memberships
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- Contact
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Common Questions
Common Questions
- Do I need a trust or just a will?
- That depends on your family, your assets and your goals. It is one of the first things a review addresses.
- I already have documents from years ago.
- Bring them. Reviews often focus on whether existing documents still reflect your situation.
- Is this only for older adults?
- No. Anyone with children, property or specific wishes has something to plan for.
Ready to talk it through?
You Don't Have to Figure It Out Alone.
Tell CENA what happened and take the first step toward understanding what comes next.
The information on this page is general educational information about Georgia legal matters and is not legal advice for your situation.
Submitting an inquiry does not create an attorney-client relationship. Representation begins only after written acceptance and execution of an engagement agreement.
