Will Contests & Estate Litigation Georgia
Proving Lack of Testamentary Capacity in Georgia Estate Litigation
Understanding Testamentary Capacity in GeorgiaDiscovering that a loved one changed their will just before passing away can be incredibly suspicious, especially if they were suffer...
Defeating a Petition for Year's Support in Georgia: A Guide for Heirs and Creditors
What is a Petition for Year's Support?Georgia is highly unique when it comes to probate law. Under O.C.G.A. § 53-3-1, a surviving spouse or minor child can file a petition for a '...
Suing Caregivers and Medical Professionals for Undue Influence in Georgia Estates
Trusting a caregiver to bathe, feed, and medically assist an elderly parent is a massive leap of faith. Unfortunately, in cities across Georgia, some non-family caregivers exploit...
How to Legally Remove an Executor for Breach of Fiduciary Duty in Georgia
What is a Breach of Fiduciary Duty in Georgia?When someone is appointed as the executor of a will, they are given total control over the deceased person's bank accounts, real esta...
How to File a Caveat to Contest a Will in Georgia: Timelines and Solemn Form Procedures
Losing a loved one is a profoundly painful experience, but the grief can be compounded when you discover that their Last Will and Testament seems completely wrong or forged. In Geo...
Will Contests Between Stepchildren and a Second Spouse in Georgia
When a parent remarries late in life, the dynamics of a blended family can become incredibly tense. These tensions frequently erupt into full-blown legal warfare when the parent pa...