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answered on Mar 29, 2020
This is a criminal law question and not enough information provided.
I'm an executor for a Will in DeKalb County Georgia, for my late sister. She left her late-model car to a nephew in her will, but verbally gave him to him before her death; her title and registration were already signed but he then signed it over to a friend in another state. The title was... View More 
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answered on Mar 21, 2020
This is something that happens often. If she did not own the asset at the time of her death then you do not need to account for it.
I need to come see him what could be wrong if I'm on unsupervised why would he be calling me in
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answered on Mar 21, 2020
This question should be under criminal law.
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answered on Mar 29, 2020
As the other two attorneys have pointed out, yes, a person can choose to leave their assets to one person over another; however, the only way to ensure this happens is to make sure they have the proper estate planning documents in place. If they do not have a will or a trust leaving the property to... View More
Contributed to financially and took care of parent for years; sidelining her own life to do so. Can one child have that favor?
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answered on Mar 29, 2020
As the other two attorneys have pointed out, yes, you can choose to leave your assets to one person over another; however, the only way to ensure this happens is to make sure you have the proper estate planning documents in place. If you do not have a will or a trust leaving the property to whom... View More
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answered on Mar 21, 2020
My condolences on your loss. Under GA law, if a person dies without a will, the assets pass equally to the spouse and children with the spouse taking no less than 1/3. You can apply to be named as administrator over the estate. If your stepmother has been named as administrator, you are still... View More
Im ahead on my payments and have no previous violations
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answered on Nov 25, 2019
This is not a probate question. You need to post this in the criminal law section. In short, it depends. Your probation officer may choose to file a revocation. You should post this question in the criminal law section for a more thorough response.
I filed a petition for removal of administrator of an estate. When the court date was set. The court sent notice to the wrong address. The petition specified that notice should be sent to my P. O. Box, but it was sent to the listed street address. Though all other notices(i.e. medidiation,... View More
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answered on Nov 18, 2019
I would recommend that you contact the court regarding this issue immediately. Most likely, you will have to file a Motion to set aside the Order of the Court. If you bring it to the court's attention, they may vacate the order.
The lawyer we had quit before we resolved anything. I’ve been living in my mamas trailer for 2 years next month. She told me to move in her place after she wanted to get put in the nursing home. She died 4 months after I moved in. I’m still here but my siblings was to evict me when I’ve been... View More
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answered on Nov 18, 2019
Hello. You have my deepest sympathy for the loss of your mother. This is a difficult question to answer given the information provided. I am unsure if anyone has actually filed to be named as administrator or executor based on the information provided. I will assume someone has petitioned to... View More
I have been out of the pin for a year the third. I haven't moved still at the address I gave my probate officer. But someone told them I moved an they came an picked me up.
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answered on Nov 12, 2019
This question is listed in the wrong section.
I am the only other heir that received it. I was omitted from the Will, which is fine by me. My sister didn’t even notify any of family members of the passing of our Father
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answered on Nov 6, 2019
The answer it depends. If you consent to the proposed executor being named as the executor then you can sign the acknowledgment of service and have no objection to the probate of the will, then you can sign the acknowledgment. You make sure you have reviewed the will and do not see any problems... View More
I have been out of the pin for a year the third. I haven't moved still at the address I gave my probate officer. But someone told them I moved an they came an picked me up.
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answered on Nov 5, 2019
This question is posted in the wrong forum. This is a criminal law question.
How do I go about getting his will because I know it is a copy at a lawyer office somewhere in Douglas Ga,or Ambrose
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answered on Nov 4, 2019
You can file a Motion to require that she file the will if you are certain that he had a will. If a will has not been filed and you are not certain he had a will then you can file to be named as administrator over the estate.
My father recently passed in August. He had a total of 5 children including myself. He left one of my sisters as his executor. I have received a copy of his will but I do not really understand it. It seems very broad just states everything he has is to be equally divided between the 5 of us. Well I... View More
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answered on Nov 4, 2019
I would first like to express my sympathy for the loss of your father. It seems that your grief has been compounded by the turmoil in the family. When a will has language like "everything equally between my children" it is rather broad in the language but does not necessarily mean that... View More
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answered on Oct 6, 2019
In order to properly answer this question, a little more information is needed. I am not clear on what you are considering "heir" property. In any event, a person can only leave what they have so even if the person is staying in the property that does not necessarily give them title to... View More
I was in a situation where i was previously living and i needed to move. So it seemed like we could both help each other. He asked me if i would consider moving in with him as friends and help him get his house back in order, it would have probably been considered unlivable in its current state.... View More
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answered on Oct 6, 2019
Hello:
This sounds like a really bad situation and my first response would be for you to leave and get yourself out of this situation. Your safety is of the utmost importance. I am not sure of the question. What is your specific question?
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answered on Sep 1, 2019
First, let me express my sincere sympathy regarding the loss of your mother. The answer to your question depends on many things and there is not enough information to provide a thorough answer. We would need to know whether your mother had a will, how the property was deeded, how much debt your... View More
I have the better credit score but I don’t want my spouse to have the burden of losing or face a due-at-sale clause.. what are my options,, we are about to buy a home
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answered on Sep 1, 2019
First, congratulations on your decision to purchase a home. This is a big step and I commend you and your spouse for electing to make this investment!
One option available to you is to speak to the closing attorney and have the deed prepared in both names with joint right of... View More
I am the sole beneficiary of a 15 year old irrevocable trust and I believe the assets were recently moved into other brand new irrevocable trusts with new beneficiaries. (The grantor is the trustee) If the trustee has no other funds to reinstate my trust assets are the newly created irrevocable... View More
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answered on Feb 18, 2019
This can be considered a difficult and loaded question without the benefit of looking at the language in the trust. As a general answer, I will say that this is possible. It is called decanting. If you are concerned about the trustee you may reach out to the trustee or consult with an attorney... View More
My father died intestate 4/2015. Stepmother barely speaks since he passed. Don't think that everything should go to her children. She will not give any thing to us.
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answered on Feb 18, 2019
I would like to express my condolences for the loss of your father. From the information you provided, I assume that your Father did not have a will at the time of his death. As such, in GA, his assets would be divided between your step-mother and his children with the step-mother taking no less... View More
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