Maybe I want to sue an attorney.

Sad to hear that your attorney may not have done a competent job for you with regard to your probate matter. However, you would need to engage a...

My mother passed leaving a home. she'd been married and separated for 11yrs. who gets the home. no will was made

Under GA law, where an individual dies without a Will, the assets pass by the rules in intestacy to the heirs. Where the decedent (deceased person)...

What is the best way to find an attorney that specializes in protecting your estate, without traveling to a major city.?

If you want to get your planning done well with a specialist, then you need to go where a specialist can make a good living, ie. larger cities or...

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Could my husbands family take my home from me, his sister has old army papers that gives all to siblings before he & I ever met.

Sad that your husband does not care about you enough to make your life easier and less stressful. As for our concern, you should be ok as to your...

Can a family member donate their part of land to state without the other family agreeing?

One more issue to consider to the other attorney's well reasoned answers, is how the land is eventually distributed to the heirs. If the land is...

Time to leave after dipossessory papers served

Please advise as to what your question is. If the question is do you have any right to remain in the home of your employer after your job ends,...

Whats rights do I have on a will that was type up by the conner but never sign

The simple answer is that a Will that is not properly signed has no legal effect. Your only way to benefit from someone's estate is via terms of...

My mother died November 3, 2011 leaving a will which is held by my sister. She has not shared the will with anyone, nor has she

I am sorry for the loss of your mother. As for the ability to ask your sister for a copy of the Will, you absolutely can ask her. Under GA law,...

In Georgia, when your last parent dies is it necessary to have a Will?

Yes, your parent still a Will even if you are not aware of any need for it at the moment. Why? Because, you never know for sure what will come up...

Can you tell me please if an executor (or executrix) of a will can also serve as a witness when the will is signed (with a

I am not personally aware of any prohibition on this but i have never had anyone ask this before and I have been practicing in this legal field...