Atlanta, GA
Estate planning Lawyer at Atlanta, GA
Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Probate ... +8 more
You indicated that your mother had a will. The will should contain a provision stating to whom she wanted her tangible personal property to pass. ...
O.C.G.A. Section 31-21-7 sets forth the priority of persons who have "the right to control the disposition of the remains of a decease person; the...
If your father lived in Georgia, it is possible that there was only a partial revocation of his Will when he and your mother divorced. Georgia...
If your father owned the house (and it was not owned by your parents as joint tenants with survivorship) and your father had a will, you and your...
The first thing you might do is contact the probate court where your grandmother lived to see if there is any probate proceeding related to her. ...
As you now know, a financial power of attorney may not be used after the principal dies. You indicate that your father had a will. If so, you...
It should be permissible to have your signature notarized in Georgia. It would be odd if you were required to go to South Carolina (or find a...
Generally, real property would be owned by the person to whom the property was transferred by deed, and such property would not be part of the...
The basics of medicaid recovery are described in a fact sheet published by the Georgia Department of Community Health and may be found at the...
The answer depends on whether or not you were granted the statutory powers, one of which is the power to sell property. If the Probate Court did...