Do I have to file probate if I am the executor and all was left to me by my husband and all accounts were right to survivorship?

In Georgia, accounts held by joint tenants with right of survivorship are presumed to pass to the survivor on the death of the joint owner. For...

In Georgia, if a person has the capacity to make a will, he may give his estate to his spouse to the exclusion of his children. If there are minor...

Do assets listed in a will and not specifically described in a complimentary iving trust pour over into the trust?

If the assets to which you refer are part of the probate estate (e.g., accounts solely in the decedent's name) and the will provides that such...

Will a wife inherit everything if husband dies without a will? or will she have to divide everything with their children?

If a decedent dies intestate (i.e., without a will), the heirs of the decedent inherit his property after payment of debts and expenses of...

Should I get a lawyer?

If your husband owned the property with you as a tenant in common (rather than as a joint tenant with survivorship) and if he had any descendants...

If your father lived in Idaho and his house was located there, I suggest that you contact an Idaho attorney (or attorney familiar with the law of...

How do you probate a will that the executor has also deceased?

Assuming that your grandmother is shown as the legal owner of the property and she had a will, then someone must file a petition to probate the...

Can I go pick my husband will from the court house where it's been stored?

I believe that all the metropolitan Atlanta counties permit only the testator (i.e., person who executed the will) to retrieve the Will while he is...

I live in GA do I have to file a power of attorney with any court system?

I am not sure if you are indicating that you already have a financial power of attorney, and simply want to know if you must file it with a court...

Type of lawyer for deed transfer as administrator and only surviving heir?

I assume you have not previously consulted with a probate attorney. Before transferring the property, you must fulfill your duties as...

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