Answers to Common Questions and Situations

We know how complex and confusing probate situations can be, and did our best to organize an easy to follow knowledge base to help address some of your most pressing questions.

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  • demand letter to executor of real estate

    Common Examples of Executor Misconduct in Georgia

    After a loved one’s death, you may suspect that the executor is not handling the estate properly. Below are some common examples of executor misconduct and what can be done…
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    Acknowledgement Of Service & Assent To Probate Instanter

    For so many people, the loss of a loved one or a family member is a moment characterized by complex emotions, and the idea of probate becomes a daunting thought….
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  • objection to petition for support

    Objection to a Petition for Year’s Support – Complete Guide

    Filing an objection to a petition for year’s support can put the brakes on one of the most powerful petitions under Georgia probate law. But what is an objection to…
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  • Contest clause in a will

    No-Contest Clause in a GA Will – What It Means & Risks

    What is a No Contest Clause? A no contest clause (also called an in terrorem clause) in a will is something to be taken seriously. A typical no contest clause…
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