Atlanta, GA
Estate planning Lawyer at Atlanta, GA
Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Probate ... +8 more
O.C.G.A. Section 40-3-34 provides in part that "[a] joint interest in a vehicle with survivorship in two or more persons may be created in the...
If the mother owned the home, it would be part of her probate estate. If she had a will, the person named as executor in the will would need to...
More than likely, one or both of your siblings has filed or intends to file a petition for letters of administration. In a petition for letters of...
Georgia law does not require that a power of attorney be filed with any government office, and therefore, it is not likely that you can access any...
To make a valid deed, a person must have sufficient capacity as required by Georgia law. It is possible to seek to have a deed set aside if the...
I agree with Ms. DiSalvo. I also will add that the personal representative of an estate has a fiduciary duty to certain persons, including...
If the title to the vehicle indicates that you and your husband owned the vehicle as joint tenants, you now should be the sole owner, subject to...
I am not clear as to whether your mother-in-law had a codicil, which is a separate instrument which usually modifies some term or terms of the...
Even if there are no assets in the probate estate, Georgia law requires the person who has possession of the last will of a decedent to file the...
In Georgia, the heir of a deceased person would not automatically become liable for the debt of the decedent unless there was an agreement for her...