Sadowski Law LLC

With extensive experience advising small business owners on choice of entity, business formation and succession planning, business reorganizations and conversions, business acquisitions and dispositions, and application for 501(c)(3) exemption (IRS Non-Profit Status) we can advise you and your business partners throughout the lifespan of your business.

Whether you are in the early stages of building your life and family, or you already have a legacy that you have spent a lifetime building, we can assist you with creating a concrete and customized plan to ensure that you and your loved ones are taken care of no matter what life brings your way.  Our team provides extensive experience with complex estate tax planning and simple estates.

Probate and Estate Administration can be perplexing and challenging tasks to deal with when settling your loved one's estate.  Our team is intimately familiar with the requirements for probate and estate administration in Georgia and will guide you with ease throughout every step of the process.

If you have an adult loved one who is experiencing the harsh effects of a developmental disability, Alzheimer's Disease or Dementia, or other severe mental health issues preventing them from managing their own affairs, we can assist you with the proper legal procedures to establish a legal guardianship in Georgia to manage their affairs.

Our team can assist with any individual or business tax disputes with the IRS or Georgia Department of Revenue.  We have extensive experience handling administrative resolutions for non-filers, tax audits, penalty relief, innocent spouse relief claims, and numerous other tax issues.  If you are unable to pay your tax liability, we can assist you in securing a collection alternative, including securing reasonable installment agreements and Offers-in-Compromise.

Our caring team can confidently guide you through the legal procedures required to properly change your legal name to reflect your expressed identity.  Georgia law provides that anyone can request a legal name change so long as they meet the minimum statutory requirements.