How can I get access to the money my grandmother left me?

If you were the beneficiary of a "pay on death" account owned by your grandmother, you should be able to obtain the account by proof of your...

How do I find proof I probated my mother's will and am the executor?

In addition to what the other attorneys have written, I suggest that you confirm that the company is making a legitimate request, and that this is...

A financial power of attorney ends of the death of the principal, and the agent may not act using the power of attorney after the death of the...

Does Georgia law really state that my brother inherits half of my mothers property?

If the property is in the probate estate (as opposed to passing outside of the probate estate), then the property would pass as provided in the...

The persons who are "heirs" under Georgia law do not have to sign the acknowledgment and consent. However, if an heir does not sign such document,...

My husband is 1/4 share holder IU n an LLC s Corp.an wants to leave due to unrecognizable differences this is a family owned ?

The entity would be either a limited liability company or a corporation. It could not be both, although a limited liability company can be treated...

Can a landlord require tenants to pay for parking if it is not stated in the lease and there are no other means of parking?

If I understand you correctly, the lease states that parking is "at no cost to residents." If the lease does not state that parking is provided to...

Will i have any say over a will that was written up many years ago?

In Georgia, prior to 1998, if the maker of a will divorced, the divorce resulted in a total revocation of the will. The Revised Probate Code of...

I am ready to launch business. I plan to: consult/audit/train/coach/publish. Id like to do this all under one business

It sounds like all of the activities are related. If so, it probably would be appropriate and more cost efficient for you to use one entity. ...

Am I intittled to get my dads ashes?

In Welch v. Welch, 269 Ga. 742 (1998), the court stated: "We have also recognized that 'in the absence of testamentary disposition, a quasi...