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  • Wrong Information on the Death Certificate? Here’s What to Do in Georgia.

    Losing a loved one is hard enough without having to deal with paperwork problems. Finding wrong information on a death certificate can make an already…
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    • Georgia

  • What Is a Probate Inventory in Georgia and Why Would You Need One?

    The death of a family member or a loved one is always an emotionally draining time. Tracking down and listing every asset they owned, in…
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    • Georgia

  • Objection to Year’s Support in Georgia – What Should You Know?

    An Objection to the Year’s Support can affect how an estate is divided in Georgia. While Year’s Support is meant to protect a surviving spouse…
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    • Georgia

  • Real Probate Cases and How Our Attorneys Help Families in Georgia Find Resolution  

    When a loved one passes away, families often find themselves dealing not only with grief but also with complicated legal issues. From contested wills to…
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    • Georgia

  • Is a No-Contest Clause in a Will in Georgia Really Discouraging Disputes?

    A no-contest clause in a will is meant to reduce the risk of family fights by putting a beneficiary’s inheritance on the line if that…
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    • Georgia

  • What Does Intestate Mean in Probate in Georgia?

    After losing a loved one, you may encounter unfamiliar legal terms during probate. Common questions may include: “What does intestate mean?“, “Is there an opposite…
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    • Georgia

  • The Loss of Spouse

    If you recently lost your spouse and you’re facing the probate process, you may feel like the bottom has dropped out from under you. Whether…
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  • Basics and Common Probate Terms

    Probate (more properly called estate administration) is the legal process that takes place after someone passes away. The law covers a broad range of processes,…
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  • What Is a Temporary Administrator of an Estate in Georgia?

    When someone dies, you may find yourself in a situation where certain estate matters can’t wait for the full probate process to run its course….
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    • Georgia

  • What Is a Probate Bond in Georgia and When Is It Required?

    If you are the personal representative of a deceased person’s estate, you have a wide range of responsibilities, and handling the administration of an estate…
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    • Georgia

  • Guardian ad Litem in Georgia Probate: Role & Why It’s Appointed

    In Georgia probate cases, having appointed a Guardian Ad Litem can be extremely important. This can be especially true when the probate proceedings and estate…
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  • Tenants in Common – What It Means for Estates in Georgia

    When a loved one passes away and owns property with someone else, the probate process can feel overwhelming. Questions often come up right away, especially…
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