Question: My uncle died without a Will, and he had no spouse and no children. My dad was the last living sibling, and he doesn’t
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The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 contained wealth transfer tax provisions that have been highly beneficial to those who may have a taxable
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Georgia House Bill 1292, addressing the powers and duties of notaries public and other topics, was signed into law by Governor Kemp on May 2, 2024. The new law amends the existing list of duties generally applicable to notaries public in a few significant ways that take effect on January 1, 2025
Question: Can I leave a house that’s in my name to my adult son after I pass instead of my new husband? My father-in-law deeded
It’s the holidays, and you’re likely planning on spending time with friends and family as a part of your celebrations. While you’re all together, family
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Question: My sister and I are the heirs to my father’s estate, and she is the administrator. She sold some property a month ago and
Question: I am the only living relative of my deceased father, and there is money from an insurance policy designated for a beneficiary, which is
When a person dies, it’s common to casually refer to his or her survivors as ‘heirs.’ However, when it comes to determining a survivor’s legal
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