Learn Important Probate Essentials, including key things that go wrong in an estate, how to prevent them, and what to do if they happen.
When we help with Estate Administration, the GPLG team focuses on making sure everything is done right. You have less stress and look great in front of your family.
When a Trust is involved, things become more complicated. Our team advises the Trustee to ensure the terms of the trust are met and things are handled properly.
In Estate Disputes, we play to win. Whether it is a Will contest or holding an unfaithful Executor accountable, the GPLG Team looks for the best path to help achieve your goals.
Since every Trust is different, each trust dispute is unique. Our lawyers determine the best strategy to achieve your goals after carefully reviewing the trust and applicable law.
Handling probate from another state can be very challenging. Georgia Probate Law Group helps ease those burdens by handling most of your tasks.
When your loved one is unable to manage their affairs, we can guide you through all the necessary steps to ensure their care and financial security.
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 helps you avoid mistakes, delays, or disputes, which could lead…
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 aware of the responsibility that goes with it, including having…
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 need to go through probate, who will be the Administrator…
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 may think the personal representative is unfit for the role…
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, and in such cases, their property must go through a…
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 be even more profound. One of the most frequently asked…
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.
If a child is an heir to a Georgia estate, it will make a large difference in how the estate is handled, and how complicated it is. Who is a minor? Before we jump into that, however, I think we…
As probate attorneys, some of the most frequent questions we receive are “What is a conservatorship?”, “What is the difference between guardianship and conservatorship?” There are two main situations when someone needs conservatorship. The first circumstance is when a minor…
When it comes to probate proceedings, each state has its own laws and regulations. After a person dies, all their assets must go through probate to be distributed to the heirs and beneficiaries. If the decedent owns properties only in…
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