Atlanta, GA
Estate planning Lawyer at Atlanta, GA
Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Trusts ... +3 more
Mr. Ashman is correct. You need to administer your father's estate. It's not clear whether he died before your mother or after her, but depending...
Not based on the situation you appear to describe in your e-mail, she doesn't. She may be able to buy her siblings out, if they are willing, but...
I agree with Ms. Weinberg, but to answer your question about why your sister would need to probate the Will, the answer is that, if your mother was...
I agree with Mr. Pippin. You need to determine if the Will is valid under Georgia law as a Will. If it is, you will need to have it admitted to...
She might be able to sue, but she will need to find a good attorney who specializes in litigating fraud-based lawsuits. I've added Personal Injury...
The standard for making a Will is lower than the standard for full competency, so it is possible that your sister-in-law may be able to make a Will...
This isn't a question that can really be answered in this forum. The answer depends on exactly what happened with the estate. Given the 9 years, it...
In Georgia, inherited assets tend to start of as being considered separate assets not subject to division, as long as they were inherited only by...
Most likely, yes, the items you've earned count as income and should be disclosed. When the time comes to prepare your income tax returns, find a...
If your brother is the Trustee, then he is the one that will need to sign a deed to transfer the property to you. You don't need to do any deeds...