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Q: Contest & objection to will same? adding evidence such as a prenup to the will that was probated in Georgia contesting?
Jake  Slowik
Jake Slowik
answered on Sep 11, 2024

In Georgia, introducing a prenup as evidence to a probated will isn't automatically a contest.

Will contest: Formal challenge to will validity (e.g., lack of capacity, undue influence)

Objection: Less formal concern about specific provisions of a will or administration...
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Q: If a named beneficiary in a Will is already deceased, has no spouse and no dependents where/who does the benefits go?
Jake  Slowik
Jake Slowik
answered on Sep 13, 2024

The exact outcome depends on the specific wording of the Will, the laws of the jurisdiction where the Will is being probated, and the particular circumstances of the case. To determine the precise distribution in a specific situation, it would be advisable to consult with a local estate planning... View More

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