Detroit, MI asked in Probate for Georgia

Q: My dad lived and passed in Georgia, how do I deal with probate in Georgia since i live in Michigan

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Kenneth V Zichi
Kenneth V Zichi
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  • Estate Planning Lawyer
  • Fowlerville, MI

A: The simplest and most fool proof is to hire a qualified GA attorney to help you with the process. Often times "Full" probate is not needed, and only a local practicioner can help you navigate the system to both insure things are done right, and also not do more work than is needed.

Use the 'find a lawyer' tab here or get recommendations from local relatives near where your dad lived to find someone who both knows GA rules, and can guide you through the local process as quickly and cheaply as possible.

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