Can my sibling file for administration of my fathers estate without my knowledge or agreement?

Assuming your father's primary residence was also in Georgia at the time of his death, your brother can petition to have himself appointed as...

Is there a time limit to file for a deceased persons profit sharing?

Mr. Ashman is correct: no, there is no way just to get your mother's 401(k) account distributed without administering her estate if there is no...

My condolences on the loss of your father and on the additional grief your brother's actions are causing you. The answer to your question is no,...

Personal representative vs hired attorney for the estate of the deceased

I'll try to answer the question I think you may be asking, although as Mr. Ashman points out, your question isn't very clear. Ideally, a lawyer...

If I form a single member LLC do I have any protection at all from a charging order?

As the first respondent indicated, a single member LLC does not protect you from a charging order. If you have residential rental property,...

I'm a widow in GA. Do I have to pay my late husbands unsecured debt. My name is not attached. Titles and Property Deed

My condolences on the loss of your husband. As for your questions, I agree with the first two responses. To summarize, the answer to each of your...

Letters testamentary should remain valid in Georgia as long as the estate has not been formally closed by the court's granting a Petition for...

If will states that his daughters are to equally share his estate, including real,personal,mixed property does this include IRAS

In general, a Will does not control the distribution of assets held in an IRA account. Instead, the IRA will pass to the beneficiary or...

If two people are on a property deed and one person passes with outstanding debt, will the court make the remaining person sell?

As you can see from the first two responses, the short answer to your question is "maybe." Your mother should consult an estate planning attorney...

In the state of Georgia, if a parent dies and there is no will, and the house is paid for, will the house automaticly go to the

The first two answers given to this question were excellent and I won't try to add much. However, I would like to repeat the following statement...