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When someone dies in Georgia, their estate has to be managed and distributed in a way that is consistent with their wishes as stated in their will. This complex process falls on the shoulders of the executor, who is usually appointed by the deceased ahead of time to...
At some point in life, it's essential to decide how your property will be distributed when you die. It's also a good idea to create a legal document stating your health care wishes if you become incapacitated. Talking with your children about these choices and...
Preparing your will or estate plan is a must in the state of Georgia. This will be the best way to make sure that your property and other assets are divided in the way you wish. However, there are plenty of circumstances under which a will may still have to go through...
Just like you would look over important documents like home loans carefully before you sign them, you should take that same approach when it comes to signing a will. There are some legal terms you should be familiar with, and it's best to have a clear idea of how you...
If you want your family members to know how to handle your estate and financial affairs when you pass away, you should create a will. Some people even use their wills as a way to express their heartfelt sentiments to their relatives. If your will is well-written and...
Each state has its own laws surrounding wills and last testaments. If you live in Georgia, then you need to make sure you understand the state's laws before drafting your will. Two witnesses Georgia requires that two witnesses be present when you sign your will. They...
If you are considering planning your estate, creating a will and the probate process may be on your mind. It is important to think about them, and, ultimately, create a comprehensive will before it is too late. Granted, preparing a will can take time, but being...
Not everyone invests time in estate planning, which may do more than cause problems for beneficiaries. Since Georgia estate planning also involves living wills and power of attorney designations, even the would-be planner might experience trouble when plans aren't...
When you have an estate in Georgia, you want to make sure your assets have protection after your death. Learning about wills and probates is necessary to understand how the legal system works after you die. Accounts you can protect with a living trust It can be easy...
Most people know that a will is a legally binding document that disperses the assets of a deceased individual. However, there are certain cases where you can challenge a will in Georgia. While a will cannot be challenged just because you don’t like what it says, there...