Typically, if an estate owes you money, you are considered an estate creditor. There are different types of estate creditors. When and how an estate creditor is paid depends on which category they fit into. For example, many claims that…
What should you do when you receive a probate notice from the Probate Court? What happens if you do nothing? These are common questions we hear from heirs. We’ll answer each one in turn in this article. My name…
Does being the Temporary Administrator of a probate estate give you more power to keep what you want from the estate? A Temporary Administrator is an unusual position under Georgia probate law, and the position is not used for many…
What is an Acknowledgement of Service & Assent to Probate Instanter? Should you sign one? What happens if you do? These are common questions we hear in our office. We’re going to answer them in this article. My name is…
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…
What is the difference between an executor, an administrator, and a personal representative? Probate law has many uncommon terms that are unique to this area of law. In this article, we’re going to review three of the most common of…
Trustees owe a certain level of care and responsibility to trust beneficiaries. There are many different classifications of the type of “duty” that is owed to beneficiaries. Since discussing each of these in depth would take a lot more space…
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