If a conservatorship has already been established in one Georgia county and the ward is later moved to another county within the state, it may be necessary to domesticate the conservatorship in the new county.

Under Georgia law, the conservator of a protected person's estate may file a... View More

If continuances were granted, then it would be difficult to argue that there is a problem. Motions for continuance can be objected to. Talk to your attorney.

Most wills are upheld against caveats. I'm sure they claim a lot of stuff in their caveat. I always do. A caveat will lead to a trial if the issue is not settled before. No reason this should take longer than a year or so and may be handed much faster. Deciding whether the issue is worth... View More

I bet if you let the clerks know your issue beforehand, at worst you and your prospective spouse could meet with the judge privately in his chambers. You might need to bring a witness.

The designation in poas creates a preference for the designated. The issue still needs to go before a judge if a guardian and or conservator is to be appointed.

Another question is why do you need the courts involvement if you already have poas. See an elder law attorney in Georgia.

Will names your sister as "guardian." Perhaps you mean executor? I think I would be more worried about what is in your father and mother's estate and how to get your fair share of this, rather than weather or not you can sue a bank.

See or call a Georgia Estate attorney.

Generally, seven years for fraud. See an attorney, there may be facts that allow more time based on the later discovery of fraud.

Sounds complicated. See and likely pay an estate attorney. The money you save will be your own.

See an estate lawyer in Georgia for help. Presumably, a court has appointed an executor. If you have a problem with how an executor is handling an estate, the usual first step is to demand an accounting of the estate.

If the will was probated, then it should be in the files of the Probate Court of the County where your grandfather lived when he died. This is a public record, and the Probate Court should provide you with a copy of this for a small charge.

If the estate was never closed, then you can... View More

Your husband has predeceased his mother. What happens to husbands' inheritance will be controlled by the specific terms of the will.

Property should be deeded to the current trustee for the revocable trust. Doing this properly (assuming everything else is correct) should avoid the need for probate with respect to the property as the successor trustee will be able to take charge.

If the title of the trailer is in your name, then the trailer is not in the estate. If this happened without your action, then not theft.

You have 30 days from the date of the order to file a notice of appeal on a probate Judge's decision.

A year's support claim can include property tax avoidance for one year. If there are assets that are in decedent's name those can be claimed in a years support. If the surviving spouse already has title to all the assets, then years support will not be of use.

Only if they are lawful heirs. Lawful heirs are those who would inherit if there was no will at all.

If there is no will and your sister wanted to be placed in charge of your deceased parent's estate, she would petition the probate court (2 petitions) in the county where your parents lived when they died and ask to be placed in charge of their estates (Administrator).

If your sister... View More

The judge will decide if the parties cannot agree.

Seems a bit grey. Take back your notice. And work a couple of weeks into the new year.

See a medical malpractice attorney.