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Q&A with Loraine: My Husband Passed Away Without a Will. I Filed Probate Paperwork to be the Administrator.
Question: My husband passed away without a Will. I filed probate paperwork to be the administrator. I was told when I filed the paperwork, I ...
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Q&A with Loraine: How Do I Leave My House to My Grandson Instead of My Children?
Question: Can I leave my mortgaged house to my grandson in my Will even though I have two children? My children do not want him to ...
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Q&A with Loraine: My Sister is the Executor but Isn’t Following Through
Question: How can I force my sister to finalize my dad’s Will? She is the Executor, and the probate court is just waiting for her ...
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Corporate Transparency Act: A Big Deal for Anyone With an Interest in a Closely Held Company Beginning 1.1.2024! (Updated 12.27.24)
Emergency Update: The Preliminary Injunction On The CTA Reporting Requirements Is Back On As Of Late December 26, 2024!
Georgia has a ... 
Q&A with Loraine: A car that was willed to me was sold before my father passed, do I have any recourse?
Question: I just found out that my deceased father left me a car in his Will. He had dementia, and some family members convinced him ...
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Q&A with Loraine: If my father passed away without a Will or trust, do my sister and I have a legal right to part of his house?
Question: My father passed away unexpectedly a few months ago before he had time to create a Will or trust, and no one was appointed ...
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Q&A with Loraine: Is a Will valid if the Executor is named using a “called by” name rather than the legal name?
Question: Is a Will valid if the Executor is named using a “called by” name rather than the legal name? My uncle named me as ...
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Q&A with Loraine: My brother lives with my elderly mother who has dementia. He recently convinced her to write a new Will. Can I contest it?
Question: My brother lives with my elderly mother who has dementia. He recently convinced her to write a new Will. How can I contest it? ...
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