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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  • wrong-information-on-the-death-certificate-cover

    Wrong Information on the Death Certificate? Here’s What to Do.
    Wrong information on the death certificate? Learn how to correct errors, protect the estate, and take the right legal steps in Georgia.
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  • What-is-Probate-Inventory-and-Why-Would-You-Need-One

    What Is a Probate Inventory and Why Would You Need One?
    The death of a family member or a loved one is always an emotionally draining time. Tracking down and listing every asset they owned, in the midst of your grief,…
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  • objection-to-years-support-petition

    Objection to Year’s Support – What Should You Know?
    An Objection to the Year’s Support can affect how an estate is divided in Georgia. While Year’s Support is meant to protect a surviving spouse and minor children, it can…
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  • Real Probate Cases and How Our Attorneys Help Families Find Resolution

    Real Probate Cases and How Our Attorneys Help Families Find Resolution  
    Explore probate case studies that illustrate common challenges families face when settling estates and practical solutions.
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  • No-Contest-Clause-In-a-Will-cover

    Is a No-Contest Clause in a Will Really Discouraging Disputes?
    A no-contest clause in a will is meant to reduce the risk of family fights by putting a beneficiary’s inheritance on the line if that person decides to challenge the…
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  • what-does-intestate-mean-in-probate

    What Does Intestate Mean in Probate in Georgia?
    After losing a loved one, you may encounter unfamiliar legal terms during probate. Common questions may include: “What does intestate mean?“, “Is there an opposite of intestate?“, or “Who inherits…
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  • estate-temporary-administrator-georgia

    What Is a Temporary Administrator of an Estate in Georgia?
    When someone dies, you may find yourself in a situation where certain estate matters can’t wait for the full probate process to run its course. The deceased’s property may need…
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  • what-is-a-üprobate-bond

    What Is a Probate Bond and When Is It Required?
    If you are the personal representative of a deceased person’s estate, you have a wide range of responsibilities, and handling the administration of an estate can occasionally feel like trying…
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  • guardian-ad-litem-meaning-cover

    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…
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  • What-Are-Tenants-In-Common-cover

    What Are Tenants In Common? All You Need To Know
    When a loved one passes away and owns property with someone else, the probate process can feel overwhelming. Questions often come up right away, especially about “what is tenants in…
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