In the state of Georgia, are you required by law to submit a deceased person's will to Probate?
The law does require the filing of a will by the person in possession of it. So, that's the law--now, enforcement of it is problematic.
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The law does require the filing of a will by the person in possession of it. So, that's the law--now, enforcement of it is problematic.
Make sure he has applied for VA benefits if his conditions arose due to, or can be connected to, military service.
No and no. Nothing more to say about it, regardless.
Your VA compensation is your relief for your disability.
The administrator of he estate can and should seek his eviction--get a local probate attorney to assist you.
You need a support order--a family law attorney is best to assist w/ that. As a part of that, you need to think about divorce.
You are entitled to what the decree says--get a local family law attorney to assist you in getting it enforced.
There are procedures to break irrevocable trusts--that authority rests with the county's Superior Court. Get a good family law attorney to assist...
You can file an apportionment w/ VA, not a levy. You may wish to consider going after his bank account, once the accrued benefit hits, as well.
No impact on current VA disability benefits. It may impact GI Bill, depending on when your "good" discharge dates from.