Probate & Estate Administration Georgia
Administering an Insolvent Estate in Georgia: The Legal Priority of Debt Payments
Not every estate has leftover money to pass down to the heirs. In many cases across Georgia, including cities like Columbus, Macon, and Atlanta, a deceased person leaves behind mas...
Solemn Form vs. Common Form Probate in Georgia: Timelines, Costs, and Which to File
When a loved one passes away and leaves a will, the person named as the executor has an important job. You must take the will to the probate court to have it legally recognized so...
Qualifying for a No Administration Necessary Order in Georgia When There Is No Will
When a person dies without a will in Georgia, the estate is considered 'intestate.' Normally, this means the family must go through a formal probate process to appoint an Administr...
The 60-Day Notice to Creditors Publication Requirement for Georgia Estate Administrators
Administering an estate in Marietta, Augusta, or Athens involves much more than just distributing inheritances to family members. Before anyone gets a dime, you must ensure the dec...
Calculating Executor and Administrator Compensation Under Georgia Statutory Fee Guidelines
When a loved one passes away in Atlanta, Savannah, or Augusta, handling their estate is a massive responsibility. Being an executor or administrator requires countless hours of org...
How to Use the Georgia Year's Support Petition to Protect Spousal and Minor Assets from Creditors
Losing a spouse or a parent is a devastating emotional experience. The financial stress that follows can be equally overwhelming. If your loved one passed away with massive medical...