A will is an essential estate planning tool that helps ensure your final wishes and provide for your loved ones after your passing. For a will to be effective, however, you must update it regularly to account for life changes that may affect the settling of your...
Georgia residents who chose to file a will before their death typically establish guidelines for the distribution of their assets or estate. If the will names an executor and the court approves the individual, this person is responsible for handling all matters...
Dealing with the loss of a loved one comes with many difficulties. If your loved one had no will, it means added challenges. According to a Caring.com survey, only 33% of American adults have a trust or will. For the people left behind, it means having to go to...
People do not like to think about dying. You do not want to think about what will happen to your possessions after you are gone. Very few people like making a will. This is one reason so few people do so. According to one Gallop poll, a little more than half of the...
Probate in Georgia makes some people intimidated. However, it does not have to be this way. Certain estates indeed offer challenges that require someone to go over them with a fine-tooth comb. However, hiring an experienced attorney makes this process easier. Managing...
The role of an estate executor is a complex one loaded with responsibility. If the recent death of someone close to you has placed you in this position, you can help yourself and other interested parties get through the legal process by avoiding a few common mistakes....