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Should I Use a Will or a Revocable Living Trust as My Primary Estate Planning Document? Separating Facts from Fiction. (Updated August 2025)
As part of your base (core) estate plan, you need to determine if a Will or a Revocable Living Trust (RLT) should serve as your ...
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Morgan and DiSalvo Partners Recognized Among the Best Lawyers in America®
Morgan and DiSalvo, P.C. announced today that two of its attorneys have been recognized in the 32ⁿᵈ edition of The Best Lawyers in America®.
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Q&A with Loraine: What will happen if I can only find one witness to my deceased mother’s Will, and the court is asking for witnesses?
Question: My mother passed away in May. She left a Will that was created and signed in 1993, which I submitted for probate. I am ...
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Q&A with Loraine: I have an inherited property with four owners. Two of the owners have signed their parts over to me. Can I sell the property without the other owner signing over his part?
Question: I have an inherited property with four owners (my siblings and me). Two of the owners have signed their parts over to me; therefore, ...
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Q&A with Loraine: Can an executor who is also a beneficiary keep property that’s supposed to be sold and split among the beneficiaries?
What happens if an executor refuses to sell property that is bequeathed to beneficiaries in a Will?
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Q&A with Loraine: If two brothers are co-owners of family property and one passes away, can the one who passes leave his half to the other brother?
Whether a Will is necessary to transfer one owner’s interest in a parcel of real estate to another owner depends on how the deed to ...
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Morgan & DiSalvo, P.C. Celebrates 30 Years of Serving Metro Atlanta’s Estate Planning Needs
Award winning Alpharetta-based estate planning law firm reflects on three decades of client-focused service.
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Q&A with Loraine: How Can I Contest a Will?
If a potential beneficiary under a Will wishes to contest it based on the decedent’s mental fitness, prompt legal action is necessary.
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