An executor manages a deceased person’s estate during probate in Georgia. This role includes filing the will with the probate court. It also includes protecting estate property. The executor pay...
In Georgia, anyone at least 18 years old, of sound mind, and free of a disqualifying felony conviction can serve as executor. They can even live in a different state, as long as the probate court form...
Yes, your beneficiary designations can override your will. Many people don’t realize that the person named on a life insurance policy or retirement account may ultimately receive those assets, even if...
A will doesn’t avoid the need for probate in Georgia, but it is an important part of the process. A strong, legally sound will can make probate faster and less stressful. Without one, the court is for...
People are storing important documents, such as wills and medical directives, online. While convenient, there are a few things to keep in mind before you open another online account, experts say.
