Yes, if you are the sole owner of your house and your principal residence is in Georgia, you can leave the house to whomever you wish. You need to...

Listen to Mr. Early. Yes, you can try to contest the Will. But you need to move pretty quickly to do so, and you should not try to do so on your...

Please accept my condolences on the loss of your mother and brother. As for your question: Yes, you CAN try to open your mother's estate for...

If your mother is competent, then she could update her estate planning to include a revocable trust, and then she could transfer title to her home...

Please accept my condolences on the loss of your father. As for your question: It is highly unlikely that your sister would be put in jail for the...

The full legal description for a parcel of real estate is the information that is necessary to allow some who knows how to use that information to...

If your sister is the power of attorney agent for your mother and the power of attorney grants her the power to deal with real estate on your...

I can't quite tell from your question whether your parents are still living or not; the answer to that will matter. Since you note in your post...

Your mother should do some estate planning if she wants to make sure that you receive her assets and that you receive them with as little hassle as...

Unfortunately, if your grandmother never signed the document, it does not matter in Georgia whether she meant it as her Will or not, it isn't a...