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Why This Matters
Estate planning isn’t just about documents—it’s about making sure the people and things you care about are protected.
Most people put it off because it feels complicated, expensive, or overwhelming.
This is your chance to get real answers without committing to anything upfront.
“Had a great experience from the first meeting to the final meeting. Each person we met with thoroughly explained the process in a way everyone could understand. They created a roadmap and reviewed it with us at every meeting so we knew the purpose of the meeting and what steps we would cover in future meetings.” – Haley Hunter
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Unlike firms that push cookie-cutter solutions, we empower you to make informed decisions every step of the way.
Who are we?
Gainesville’s Only Dedicated 5-Star Estate Planning Law Firm.
We have a whole team of people here to support and take care of our clients both during their life and then after their death. Our goal is to educate clients so they know exactly how their estate plan is working for them. We want to work with their family. Our team is important because we want you to be able to get answers to the questions that you need in a timely manner. You’ll have access to our entire knowledgeable staff and years of experience.
Adam S. Hicks
Founder & Attorney
Adam is a veteran of the US Navy and an experienced estate planning and trust administration attorney. He is a sailing and vintage Volkswagen enthusiast. When he is not serving clients, he spends his time working on his 1970 Karmann Ghia. He has a strong and diverse background including estate planning, business formation, and financial advising. As a member of a blended family, he has dedicated a lot of his time to developing a estate planning tactics to handle the unique challenges of blended family planning.
He graduated from the United State Naval Academy, and after 6 years of service as a Surface Warfare Officer, he earned his J.D. from Mercer University. Adam has been a member of the Georgia Bar since 1995.
Christina Snyder
Director of Operations
Christina Snyder is the Director of Operations at Lanier Legacy Group, where she focuses on process development, enhancing client experience, and fostering core value development among team members. With over 10 years of business experience and six years of law experience, Christina is dedicated to streamlining workflows and implementing effective strategies that drive organizational success .
Christina holds a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology with a Minor in leadership from the University of North Georgia. She is passionate about embedding LLG’s core values into the daily operations to ensure the team is aligned with Lanier Legacy Group’s mission to deliver exceptional service to its clients.
Outside of work, Christina enjoys hiking with her husband and baking, often combining her love for the outdoors with her love of snacking on the trail.
Want to learn more?
Check out some of our educational resources
Estate Planning for Blended Families in Georgia: How to Protect Children from a Prior Marriage
Putting together an estate plan for a blended family in Georgia takes a little extra care. In this guide, attorney Adam Hicks explains simple ways to protect children from a prior marriage, support your spouse, and keep everyone from guessing later.
A Complete Guide to Will Drafting and Execution in Georgia
Putting off a will is easy until it isn’t. Here’s what Georgia families should know about drafting and signing a valid will, so your wishes are clear and your loved ones are protected.
Why Estate Planning Is Important at Any Age or Income
Estate planning is not just for the wealthy or retired. Learn why every age and income level benefits from planning ahead and protecting loved ones from uncertainty.
Estate Tax Reduction Strategies for Georgia Families
Estate tax reduction strategies for Georgia families to protect wealth and minimize future federal estate taxes.