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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  • How-to-avoid-probate-in-georgia

    How to Avoid Probate in Georgia – A Complete Guide

    Probate is a legal process in which a probate court supervises the settlement of an estate upon the death of a person and the distribution of their remaining assets. If…
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  • duties-of-an-executor-of-a-will

    What Are the Duties of an Executor of a Will in Georgia?

    When family discussions turn to estate matters after a loved one’s passing, you may find yourself in one of two positions. On one hand, you may have learned that you…
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  • Should-You-Sign-an-Acknowledgement-of-Service-and-Assent-to-Probate-Instanter

    Acknowledgement of Service and Assent to Probate Instanter in Georgia

    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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  • how-long-does-the-probate-process-take-in-Georgia

    How Long Does the Probate Process Take in Georgia?

    It is common for heirs or beneficiaries to worry when the personal representative takes too long to distribute their inheritance. This is usually the case when families are not familiar…
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  • how-to-find-out-if-a-will-exists-for-free-cover

    How to Find Out If a Will Exists for Free in Georgia?

    When a loved one dies, coping with grief might not be the most challenging part you have to handle. You might also pay bills, sort the documents, and probate the…
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  • How-to-Claim-Deceased-Bank-Accounts

    How to Claim the Deceased’s Bank Accounts? A Simple Guide

    As probate attorneys, we often receive questions about how to claim the deceased’s bank accounts. When a family member or a dear person dies, you might discover you are responsible…
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  • What-Is-an-Administrator-of-Estate-and-What-Are-His-Duties

    What Is an Administrator of Estate and What Are His Duties?

    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…
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  • What-Does-Being-a-Co-Executor-Mean

    Can Co-Executors of a Will Act Independently?

    When a loved one passes away and leaves a will, it will indicate the Executor or Co-executors, beneficiaries, and heirs. Plus, instructions on how the estate should be managed to…
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  • Power of attorney abuse

    Power of Attorney Abuse Signs, Penalties & How to Report It

    People granted power of attorney may be tempted to exploit a deceased person’s estate and act in their own interest. That’s called abuse of power of attorney or breach of…
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  • What-Are-Letter-of-Administration

    What Are Letters of Administration in Probate? How to Get Them in Georgia?

    Coping with the loss of a beloved one is a delicate moment. But if, besides dealing with difficult emotions, you also have to take care of the deceased person’s estate…
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