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Common Estate Disputes: How They Affect The Georgia Probate Process

December 7, 2018

By Erik J. Broel

Tags estate dispute, estate litigation, Georgia probate law, will contest
common estate disputes

Today, we’re going to talk about how and when common estate disputes can arise in probate cases. The way litigation happens in probate is actually very different than the way it happens in other types of courts or in other…

How Probate Disputes Work in Georgia: The 5 Phases of Every Dispute

November 21, 2018

By Erik J. Broel

Tags estate dispute, estate litigation, georgia probate dispute, how probate disputes work in georgia, probate dispute
how probate disputes work in georgia

Today, we’re going to talk about how probate disputes work in Georgia, and the five parts that are in every probate dispute. Any estate, probate, or trust case that winds up in litigation is going to go through this five…

Ex’s, Divorce, and Probate

August 29, 2018

By Erik J. Broel

Tags divorce, Georgia probate law, Georgia Probate Law Group, probate law

Separation and divorce have, perhaps obviously, potentially adverse effects on estates and the probate process. Regardless of when it occurred. Both are fraught with emotions and complications that tend to linger for years. Along the line, promises are made, between the…

Step-Parents and Probate … It’s Complicated

July 18, 2018

By Erik J. Broel

Tags Georgia Probate Law Group, probate, Step-Parents

Here’s a quick story. A father runs a successful farm. He and his wife have two children, both boys, a couple of years apart. The boys grow up, go to college, go on to solid careers. Mom dies, dad remarries….

A Simple Will Doesn’t Mean a Simple Probate

March 22, 2018

By Erik J. Broel

Tags Georgia probate law, Georgia Probate Law Group, probate court, Simple will

You hear about simple wills all the time. Usually, it means someone executed ‘just’ a will, a will that took care of everything without the need for trusts. You know, simple. We find that a lot of people also think:…

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From the Blog

February 8, 2019

Does Power Of Attorney End At Death In Georgia?

If your loved one leaves a power of attorney, does that mean you can skip the probate process and just use that power of attorney to handle the estate? This question comes up in a number of different ways: Do…

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January 24, 2019

Probate Bonds, Inventories, & Powers

We’re going to talk about three things in the estate process, and these three things are going to have a large impact on how complicated the estate is, how expensive it is, and how long it takes. My name is…

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