Who has rights if a couple is divorced but still lived together and they have grown kids if one of them pass away?

First, let's answer your question about the inheritance rights of a divorced spouse when the ex-spouse dies. The answer under GA law is clear, if...

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I believe you are right to be concerned. The first issue is if your father wants to ensure that his sister keeps her promise or he is fine just...

Mother died with a will, she signed a notice stating she wishes to delete one grandchild from will and had it notarized

In order to legally modify a will, it must have been signed with will formalities, which generally includes two disinterested witnesses, with all...

My long term disability ins co cut me off before i was awarded ssi saying they believe i am no longer disabled.

Your situation sounds very difficult. I would recommend that you contact an employment attorney to discuss your case and its various legal issues,...

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What legal rights do i have to company assets

The first step you need to take is to consult with a competent attorney. These types of issues can be very messy and need to be handled properly....

How do i go about this?

Assuming your father died while a resident of GA, then GA law will apply. Basically, your father had multiple options to pass his property at...

Do I need to petition for letter of administration or no administration necessary in ga

You should seek advice of competent legal counsel, but in general, you should file the Will for Probate in Solemn Form in the Probate Court of the...

I did an online will,is it as good as going to a lawyer

I would say with a high level of confidence that it is not as good compared to going to a good estate planning attorney.

Is it legal to claim as married when in fact are not married in state of GA?

Basically, the return filed by the father is a false or fraudulent return since he forged your daughter's name on the return. If they live in GA,...

Do you have to file a will in probate if you are executor and only heir.

Under GA law, you are not required to probate a Will, but you are required to at least file the original Will for information purposes.