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All of us who keep firearms handy whether just for home protection or for concealed carry are assuming a huge financial risk for doing so. 

We live in a litigious society.  If you or your spouse is involved in a self-defense shooting you very well may have legal expenses to defend yourself against criminal charges even if the shooting is justified by Georgia law.  You will almost surely end up defending yourself in civil court in spite of the fact that Georgia Law protects you from civil penalties under those circumstances.

I cannot estimate what a legal defense might cost because of all the variables involved but I would expect it to cost you at least $10,000 and could run up a bill of well over $100,000.  Even if you have that kind of money readily at hand it would certainly take a chunk out of your savings and most of us do not have funds of that magnitude available.

I am suggesting that you look into the services offered by one of five organizations and consider which of them if any would provide for legal expenses to suit your circumstances and budget.  The services they offer vary quite a bit as do the premiums/membership fees.  It will take some time to examine the options but I urge you to at least look into it.  The five organizations are:

National Rifle Association, http://www.locktonaffinity.com/nrains/defense.htm

Armed Citizens Legal Defense Network, http://armedcitizensnetwork.org/home

MMD (Make My Day) Brokers, LLC,  http://www.mmdbrokers.com/

Concealed Handgun License Protection Plan, http://www.chlpp.com/

US Concealed Carry Association, https://www.usconcealedcarry.com/self-defense-shield/upgrade.asp

There is a pretty good comparative analysis of the cost of some of these programs at the Arma Borealis website at, http://armaborealis.blogspot.com/2011/06/financial-implications-of-self-defense_16.html.