Contested vs. Uncontested Probate: Key Differences

Contested vs. Uncontested Probate: Key Differences

Probate can feel like a mysterious legal “black box” for families already dealing with grief. You may hear that a loved one’s estate must “go through probate,” but the process can look very different depending on whether everyone agrees. In some cases, probate is...
Steps for Selling an Inherited Home in Georgia

Steps for Selling an Inherited Home in Georgia

Selling an inherited home in Georgia can feel like you’re juggling two major life events at once: managing a loved one’s affairs while making a high-stakes financial decision under time pressure. Between probate rules, title issues, family dynamics, property...
Georgia’s Law of Year’s Support

Georgia’s Law of Year’s Support

As a surviving spouse have you heard about Georgia’s Law of “Year’s Support” in Decedent’s Estates? Common Misconceptions Often surviving spouses have the misconception that the Probate Courts in Georgia (of competent venue) will automatically grant an award of a...
Three Reasons To Avoid The Probate Process

Three Reasons To Avoid The Probate Process

If you’re dealing with the loss of a loved one, probate can add unwanted stress to the situation. The probate process is often expensive and time-consuming. It can also feel a little invasive of your privacy. But the good news is there are some ways to avoid the...