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We’re Georgia attorneys focused exclusively on helping people with probate estate, trust matters and litigation.

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Probate Cases Handled Across Georgia

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At Georgia Probate Law Group, we focus exclusively on Probate and Estate Law

In fact, we do not accept any other types of cases

Over 3,200 families have trusted our caring team to help.

Have a complimentary consultation with a member of our team to find out how we can assist with your probate needs.

TESTIMONIALS


  • “It has been a privilege to have the Georgia Probate Law Group representing my case!!! From the initial phone call and meeting, the team consisting of Jenny, Erik, Stacey, Joanne, and Matthew have been very professional and responsive. I would highly recommend them for any estate and trust matters.”

    Mike Sanders

  • “Georgia Probate Law Group was a blessing to me and my family. After speaking with them I knew that they would be the lawyers to help us. They were fast, efficient, knowledgeable and friendly. I enjoyed working with them in getting our property ready for sale. If I had a question or concern, they talked to me and made sure that I understood all that was involved.

    They answered my calls immediately and never acted like I was intruding or that they didn’t have time to talk to me. I highly recommend Georgia Probate Law Group. You couldn’t find a better group.”

    Shelia Morrow

  • “I have to share with you that I feel like you guys are handling things so professionally and even though it’s hard/time-consuming for me to produce the documents because it’s been so long ago and I either gave the documents to my former attorney or didn’t know to keep them, I really appreciate how the estate is being handled now. I’m thinking he (former atty) must have been using one of those big yellow books written about “_____ _____ for Dummies because the difference is night and day.”

    Gloria Mitchell

  • “I would highly recommend GPLG to anyone needing assistance dealing with a legal probate matter. Their team worked diligently to provide me with help in my time of need. My questions were answered in a timely manner and the legal procedures were explained to me in a way that I could easily understand.

    I was treated with respect and patience in a time when I was not only grieving a loss, but also needed guidance navigating foreign territory. Their help was much appreciated.”

    Ursula Thiel

  • I can state that Erik is a consummate professional whose consultative style is second to none. He has an effortless manner about him that engenders trust and security, which only increases when he delivers the results you need. And Erik delivers. He’s the kind of guy that stands out from other attorneys that I’ve encountered– and trust me, I interviewed several before going with Erik.

    One of the things I like best about Erik is that he’s an intense bulldog when it comes to getting the job done, yet he also has a soft sincerity that’s built on how much he cares for his clients. That’s rare, but that’s Erik in a nutshell. He is a problem-solver who un-ties the most complex knot of an issue with an elegant and intuitive simplicity. I would highly recommend Erik Broel for anyone looking for a passionate and highly-competent attorney with heart.”

    Eric Y.

  • “Kimberly was kind and compassionate in helping me settle my father’s estate. She explained things clearly and I appreciate her honesty and integrity in working with me. Great experience and I would definitely recommend this firm to anyone looking for honest and fair representation.”

    Virlyn Rice

  • “My family and I are very happy with the Georgia Probate Law Group. Our case is still pending but Dave and Joanne are very patient with us and explain the process as we go along.”

    Meloney Shirley

  • “GPLG provided the help I needed as executor in working through the probate process of my father’s estate. The team assigned provided legal assistance in matters regarding the estate which I needed their expertise to align with the probate process.

    The relationship was very helpful in working through legal issues and ultimately ensuring proper closure to the estate with filing the closing with the probate court. I would recommend GPLG no matter where you are in the process or regardless of how much assistance you think you need. It is nice to know that you can depend on having a qualified team at your side each step of the way.”

    Ken Timmerman

  • “Georgia Probate Law Group was able to help my family settle my dad’s estate. Keith Olmert and his team guided us through the complicated probate system. They were knowledgeable, caring, and compassionate throughout this difficult process.”

    Sean McCusker

  • “Georgia Probate Law Group was able to help me settle my brother’s estate. They were knowledgeable, caring, and compassionate throughout this difficult process. I want to personally mention David D. Dupree. He answered all my questions and was very attentive!”

    Lorraine Gobert

We have helped over 3,200 families with Estate and Probate matters. Have a confidential consultation to find out how we can help with your probate case.

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Featured Articles

  • What Power Does a Personal Representative Have? And What to Do If They Mismanage the Estate

    What Powers Do Personal Representative Have in an Estate?

    Disputes happen during probate when the person entrusted with the decedent’s estate — the personal representative — is suspected of mishandling the estate. If you’re one of the beneficiaries, you…
    Read What Powers Do Personal Representative Have in an Estate?
  • How Long Does a Probate Sale Take? Do All Heirs Have to Agree

    Do All Heirs Have to Agree to Sell Property in Georgia

    When they pass away, people often want to leave their assets and properties to persons they care about. But sometimes, the deceased doesn’t make a will or dies with debts,…
    Read Do All Heirs Have to Agree to Sell Property in Georgia
  • If a Parent Dies Without a Will, Who Gets the House in Georgia?

    What Is a Child Entitled to When a Parent Dies Without a Will?

    The death of a parent can be emotionally devastating. If the parent passes away without a testament to establish how to distribute his possessions clearly, the confusion and trauma can…
    Read What Is a Child Entitled to When a Parent Dies Without a Will?
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    How Does Probate Work in Georgia? How to Probate a Will?

    Whether you are a personal representative or one of the heirs, it is crucial to understand how the probate process works and how to probate a will in Georgia. This…
    Read How Does Probate Work in Georgia? How to Probate a Will?
  • What-Is-an-Executor-of-Estate-and-What-Do-You-Need-to-Know-About

    What Do You Need To Know About Executor Of The Estate?

    So, you’ve recently learned that a deceased loved one had named you the executor of estate on their will — Now what? Before you accept the role, you must be…
    Read What Do You Need To Know About Executor Of The Estate?
  • What-Is-an-Administrator-of-Estate-and-What-Are-His-Duties

    What Is an Administrator of Estate and What Are His Duties?

    If you’ve recently lost a loved one and they did not leave a will, you’ll still have to sit and discuss estate matters with your family. Questions like whether you…
    Read What Is an Administrator of Estate and What Are His Duties?

Single-Minded Dedication That Gets Results

Georgia Probate and Estate Law is our focus and passion. It’s what we do, our bread and butter, day in and day out. This single-minded dedication is what makes us the best in this field.

We work in every county within the State of Georgia and help individuals and families from all over the United States.

When a family member passes away, our team is there to help you through one of the most difficult times you will face.

Probate is complicated.

We believe in settling an estate or trust fairly and making the process as simple and easy-to-understand as possible.

Sometimes, that means helping administer and settle an estate or trust peacefully, while other times, it means aggressively litigating a situation in court. Other times, we help with estates and trusts that are somewhere in between those two extremes.

Our staff is friendly, helpful, and here for you. We care about our clients and help you understand your situation, make a plan, and ensure that things are done fairly and right.

Our Dedicated & Compassionate Team

We have helped over 3,200 families with Estate and Probate matters. Have a confidential consultation to find out how we can help with your probate case.

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    Guardian ad Litem in GA 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 administration include the interests of…
    Read Guardian ad Litem in GA Probate: Role & Why It’s Appointed
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    Testate vs Intestate and the Impact on Probate

    Dying testate vs. intestate represents a great difference in probate law. It determines who controls the deceased person’s estate, the distribution of the decedent’s assets, and the probate procedures. Whether…
    Read Testate vs Intestate and the Impact on Probate
  • What Are Next of Kin Rights and Responsibilities?

    What Are Next of Kin Rights and Responsibilities in Probate?

    The “next of kin” term usually refers to the closest living blood relative, such as a spouse, who will assume responsibility for decisions on behalf of the individual if they…
    Read What Are Next of Kin Rights and Responsibilities in Probate?