Answers to Common Questions and Situations

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    What to do when you have Minor Heirs in an Estate?
    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…
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    What Is a Conservatorship for Minor in Georgia?
    As probate attorneys, some of the most frequent questions we receive are “What is a conservatorship?”, “What is the difference between guardianship and conservatorship?” There are two main situations when…
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    What Is Ancillary Probate and When Is It Required?
    When it comes to probate proceedings, each state has its own laws and regulations. After a person dies, all their assets must go through probate to be distributed to the…
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    How to Get Heir Property in Your Name in Georgia?
    What can you do when there is a family property in a grandparent’s name, but nothing has been done? How to get heir property in your name? These situations can…
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    How Long after a Person Dies Will Beneficiaries Be Notified in Georgia?
    When a person dies, there are specific legal proceedings that ensure the deceased’s assets will be distributed appropriately to the rightful heirs. If you have a loved one who passed…
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    Transfer of Property After Death Without Will in Georgia
    Changing property ownership after someone’s death could be a complex process, influenced by various legal proceedings and formalities that must be fulfilled appropriately. Typically, one of the most common steps…
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    What Is the Difference Between a Will and a Trust?
    Knowing the difference between a will and a trust – trust vs will – can be incredibly helpful when you have lost a loved one. It can be complicated when…
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    How to Avoid Probate in Georgia? Is It Possible?
    Probate is a legal process where a probate court supervises the settlement of an estate upon the death of a person and the distribution of their remaining assets. If the…
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    How Long Can You Keep an Estate Open After Death in Georgia?
    The death of a loved one is always a devastating experience. In addition to dealing with your own grief, you might also find yourself in the position of handling various…
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