Kathryn Shealy

Specialties & Capabilities

• Standard Residential Closings

Languages Spoken

English

Kathryn S. Seabolt P.C. provides highly personalized legal services specializing in trusts and estates. The firm is dedicated to helping clients preserve their legacies, ensuring the protection of their loved ones and cherished possessions. Attorney Kathryn S. Seabolt focuses on explaining complex legal concepts in clear, direct language, minimizing 'legalese' to ensure clients fully understand their options and decisions.

The firm offers a comprehensive range of services, including:

• Estate Planning: Tailored strategies to meet individual and family needs.
• Wills: Preparation of valid wills to simplify legacy transfer.
• Trusts: Guidance on various trust types to protect assets and family members.
• Powers of Attorney: For both finances and advanced healthcare directives.
• Probate and Estate Administration: Compassionate guidance through the probate process.

Understanding the busy schedules and unique circumstances of clients, Kathryn S. Seabolt P.C. offers flexible appointment options, including evening, weekend, and early morning slots. For clients who are fragile or uncomfortable with traditional law office settings, consultations can be arranged at private homes, assisted living centers, nursing homes, hospitals, or hospice facilities. The firm provides a complimentary initial consultation to all new clients, followed by a written estimate of projected fees. Estate planning documents are typically quoted on a flat-fee basis, while an hourly rate applies to document review and probate administration services. The firm accepts Visa, Master Charge, American Express, and Discover for convenience.

Attorney Kathryn S. Seabolt brings a unique background to her practice, having transitioned from an executive-level corporate career to focus specifically on trusts and estates law. Her legal education at Mercer University concentrated on wills and trusts, complemented by extensive independent study and a judicial internship at the local Probate Court, where she gained invaluable experience in placing families first during probate matters. She is a member of several prestigious legal associations, including the American Bar Association and the Georgia Bar Association, and is licensed to practice before the Supreme Court of Georgia and admitted to the Northern District Court of Georgia.