Inheritance, a core aspect of estate administration, can be complex. Figuring out who gets what after someone passes away can be daunting. Fortunately, laws exist to bring order and peace to this process. However, the process can vary, especially when it comes to who...
Drafting a will can be an effective way to relay your wishes to your surviving family members after passing on. This document is enforceable but may lose significance if its content becomes outdated, invalid, or cause legal conflicts. Each state has varying...
In the event of death, your last will and testament may ensure that your beneficiaries will receive your assets accordingly. It’s an important legal document that must be valid so that the courts will accept it. In Georgia, a competent person aged at least 14 can...
Estate planning can be a complex process, and when it comes to blended families like yours, you should have a plan that reflects your unique family dynamics. Unlike other families, you may have additional considerations to ensure your loved ones are cared for after...
Reaching closing during a real estate sale can feel like an achievement. At this stage, the seller and buyer are tying up loose ends in preparation to finalize the purchase. However, some issues can still arise during this part of the process. Specific problems can...
Imagine a future where, due to unforeseen circumstances, you are unable to make decisions for yourself. While it is not a pleasant scenario to consider, it is a critical aspect of life planning that often goes overlooked. Planning for incapacity means taking proactive...
When you take on the role of an estate administrator, you accept a significant responsibility. You are stepping into a position that requires due diligence, a solid understanding of legal processes and the capacity to handle potentially complex financial matters....
Landowners who are uncertain about the exact boundaries of their property are surprisingly common. However, purchasing property without a clear understanding of its limits could invite future disputes with your neighbors. These disputes often arise when individuals...
When facing the loss of a loved one, the surviving family members and relatives are often responsible for tying up loose ends concerning the deceased's personal affairs. In this instance, a will can help guide them on what to do and how to proceed according to the...
Probate can be tedious, especially when sudden issues arise during the process. When this happens, involved persons face delays, which consequently lead to a costlier and more daunting probate. A common reason for delays in probate is when there is a misunderstanding...