What county probate court do we use if my aunt lived in one but died in another?

I am sorry to hear of your loss. You should contact the Probate Court of the county of residence for your aunt.

My aunt recently died without a will.

You need to contact the Probate Court of the county in which you aunt lived. There also needs to be an administrator appointed for your aunt's...

A7yr old entered an unfenced yard and was bit by a dog that was on a run. Are the dog's owners liable for medical bills?

The most likely answer is that the dog owners are not liable for the child's medical bills or pain and suffering under a negligence theory. In...

Generally speaking under Georgia law the job "belongs" to the employer and the law allows them to hire and fire at will. I say "generally" because...

Can I be 16 and get emancipated in the state of Georgia?

Yes, if you petition the juvenille court system and obtain an order of emancipation. The complete statute is below for your review. §...

What charges would someone face if they lied to insurance company about driving a car when accident occured?

It depends: If you gave a "recorded statement under oath" and lied, then technically the insurance company could contact the court...

Can you file and appeal in State Court from a decision in Magistrate Court with new facts that were not in the orginal complaint

I'm going from memory as I am not in my office as I write this. My best memory is that appeals from Magistrate to State Court are "de novo" which...

Can legally I record a conversation between me and my husband without him knowing?

I'm going from memory here since I'm not in my office as I write this. As I understand Georgia law, a conversation may be recorded so long as: 1)...

Can legally I record a conversation between me and my husband without him knowing?

I'm going from memory here since I'm not in my office as I write this. As I understand Georgia law, a conversation may be recorded so long as: 1)...

In Georgia when someone dies without a will who are his heirs?

O.C.G.A. § 53-2-1 is the section title "Determining heirs of decedent who died without will." That section states in part the following which is...