Campen Estate Planning

Estate Planning is the process of planning for that incapacity and for our ultimate passing. Our goal in Estate Planning is for you to always retain as much control as possible.

When you pass away, you want the property that you have earned to go to those you want, how you want, and when you want.  Do you have minor children and want to nominate a Guardian for them in the event you and your spouse pass away?  In order to do that, you have to execute a Last Will and Testament or have funded a Trust.  Are you concerned about the cost and length of probate?  Are you concerned about privacy?  Are you concerned about your property being available to your loved ones immediately upon your passing?  Do you have a loved one who may need long term care in the near future?  Do you know who will make medical and financial decisions for you when you are no longer able to make them yourself?

Our goal is to meet with you in a consultation and diagnose your situation. Daniel will sit down with you and listen to your cares and concerns in order to determine what tools are best suited for your situation.

Estate Planning is the process of giving you peace of mind that should anything happen to you, you have already taken the necessary steps to ensure that your wishes are followed and that it is done in such a manner as to provide as little impact as possible to your loved ones.

If you have minor children you may be thinking that you don’t need an Estate Plan. After seeing how failing to have an Estate Plan can affect a young family, we believe every adult should have an Estate Plan. In fact, it’s probably as important, if not more important, for parents of minor children to have a plan in place.

Daniel graduated from the University of Georgia School of Law in 2015 in the top 10% of his class.  Since graduating, Daniel has dedicated his career to learning and honing his craft in the area of estate planning, probate, and elder law. Daniel considers himself a "life-long learner" and can constantly be found with a book in his hands as he strives to consistently keep his knowledge fresh to assist his clients with the most relevant estate planning and elder law strategies to accomplish their goals.

Daniel had the unique opportunity to experience the judicial system from the other side of the bench before starting his focus on estate planning and elder law. Before accepting his first position with a law firm, Daniel worked with a Judge from the Georgia Court of Appeals as a Staff Attorney Fellow. Daniel applies this knowledge on a daily basis as he drafts documents for his clients, knowing the impact incorrectly drafted documents can have.

Prior to going to law school, Daniel earned his Bachelors of Arts in Business Management, and his Masters in Finance from Webster University, graduating with honors.  While attending undergraduate and graduate school, he worked full time for the Walt Disney Company as a leader at Walt Disney World.  These experiences shaped his analytical skills and allow him to approach estate planning and elder law cases from a different perspective.

Medicaid regulations are highly detailed and very tricky to understand.  Daniel is uniquely positioned to assist clients with this area of the law due to understanding of finance and numbers.  Many lawyers joke about the fact that we are attorneys, not accountants or mathematicians.  This is not something Daniel struggles with, and in fact, he enjoys putting his knowledge of finance and numbers to work for his clients. Outside of the office, Daniel is married to his wife and best friend, Abby.  Daniel and Abby have three young daughters and spend the vast majority of their free time trying to be intentional about making memories as a family or getting together with friends to play board games.  Daniel and his family are active members of the Coweta County community and attend GO Church in Sharpsburg.