Question: My husband and I bought an RV with our money. He now has Alzheimer’s disease and has gotten aggressive; therefore, we are separated, and
If you’re just starting the estate planning process, this worksheet may be useful as you prepare to meet with an estate planning attorney. Items to
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Question: My son has had a history of making poor financial decisions. I don’t want to leave him out of my Will, but I’m worried
Question: My wife passed away, and I was the executor of her Will. Before she passed, she signed the title of her car over to
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Question: I lived with and took care of my parents for 16 years. My brother and sisters did nothing to help me. Both of my
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Georgia has a new probate law going into effect on July 1, 2023 that imposes new and additional requirements on appointed Executors. The new statute, Official Code of Georgia (“O.C.G.A.”) § 53-5-8, requires an appointed Executor to send a notice of that appointment to the beneficiaries under the Will.
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