Your Power of Attorney terminates upon your mother's death, and will have no further force and effect at that time. Assuming your mother is...

5 Reasons Not To Put Your Child’s Name On Your Deed Putting your child’s name on the deed to your home is often seen as a simple and inexpensive...

No, except to the extent that the man and wife jointly own property, all of her individual assets become assets of her estate. And, in Georgia,...

Loraine DiSalvo's answer is excellent; however, I also recommend that, assuming your claim is under $15,000, you file a Complaint in the Magistrate...

If your mother-in-law only lived with her boyfriend since 2009, he has no right to stay in the house because Georgia abolished common law marriage...

Under the circumstances you described, you have a lot to worry about. First, the state will not split up the land. If your mother dies without a...

The ease with which your brother-in-law can get his deceased wife's property into his name depends upon the text of the deeds themselves.d If the...

The failure of your brother to probate the will subjects him to civil liability, particularly if he is misusing the estate's assets. Generally,...

Sue for what? What are your damages? You have suffered no monetary damages, so you are not entitled to compensatory damages. Under the...

Based upon your question, it sounds like you are describing a testamentary trust. A testamentary trust (sometimes referred to as a trust under...