Thinking about a will can feel uncomfortable, but it is one of the clearest ways to protect your wishes and reduce confusion for the people you leave behind. A will does not need to cover every part of your life, but it should give clear directions about your...
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When an executor sells a home without notifying heirs
Title claims can endanger an ownership interest in real property. If an outside party has a credible claim to an interest in the property, the matter may require the review of a civil court judge. Title disputes are sometimes the result of fraud. Other times, the...
What should aspiring entrepreneurs know about business structures?
One of the first decisions a person has to make when they decide to start a business is what type of structure they’re going to use. For most aspiring entrepreneurs, the two most common structures they’ll consider are the sole proprietorship and the limited liability...
Beneficiary designations could conflict with estate plans
The most common way to pass assets on to beneficiaries is by using an estate plan. If you write a will, you can select certain beneficiaries who should receive financial assets, tangible assets, real estate, family heirlooms and much more. You can also set up a trust...
How a special deed can enhance a Georgia estate plan
Most people think of wills and possibly trusts when they think about estate planning. However, there are a number of other tools that can keep assets out of probate court and strengthen an estate plan. Homeowners who want to ensure that the people living with them can...
Can a neighbor erect a fence over the property line?
Fences often become the source of neighborly disputes. In some cases, neighbors may disagree about the size or style of a fence erected on a property line. If age or inclement weather causes damage to a fence, then there could be disputes about how neighbors divide...
Do you need a health care directive if you already have a will?
If you have a will but no health care directive, your estate planning may be incomplete. Knowing that your property will go where you intend can create a sense of security, but a will only governs what happens after death. It offers no protection if you are alive. If...
What are the most dangerous roads and highways in Georgia?
While following Georgia’s traffic laws and safety protocols can make you feel safer while you are out on the road, it is still important to gain insight into which highways are recognized as the most dangerous paths to travel while in and around the state. What makes...
Common mistakes to avoid during the Georgia probate process
Losing a loved one can bring enough emotional pain without the added stress of a legal maze. Managing an estate in Georgia requires precision to protect the financial future of a family. How can you navigate this process without making costly errors? Navigating the...
3 potential title issues
During a real estate transfer, it is important to ensure that there are no serious issues with the title. These are often referred to as title defects. Performing a search in advance can help expose them and allow you to take steps to rectify them. But the first step...