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Done . Survival. Tell and never offer a bit of assistance. True . Down here blacks worst that Marietta where I had to go to court 4 times. Go figure. And Domion no one wanted a minute. Shut up .... View More 
If only heirs at law was grown child of deased son who was joint tennents with rights but the property went back to original owner would the grown children of deased have to move after living in home all this years after and before death
And is keeping my elder grandma away from our family and doesn't want my loved one to visit with any of our family. This neighbor was no friends of ours and is after my nannys house and property her own selfish gain.what can we do to get her guardianship removed
Here is the scenario:
- My mother in law is a senior citizen who has not driven for years and can no longer drive.
- She just moved with us to GA and lost her ID in the move.
- GA DMV will not give her a new ID without either the old license or a copy of her driver's... View More
How was this overlooked by three lawyers and a judge? It seems that something so basic would be confirmed by any attorney. Why would my case be transferred to a new jurisdiction?
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answered on Nov 15, 2024
If the will is not filed for probate it means nothing. Hire a GA attorney to represent your interests.
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answered on Oct 24, 2024
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I am waiting for a trial date that was moved from Gwinnett to Fayette County. I believe I've been a victim of Probate Fraud. The executor and his lawyer got me to sign a " no administration required" early on. Theses were meant to be used in small estates worth $15,000.00 or less.... View More
answered on Sep 3, 2024
There is no monetary limit on a No Administration Necessary filing. The only requirements are:
1. All heirs must agree to the distribution of the assets of the estate.
2. There are no debts of the estate.
3. If there are debts of the estate all creditors have consented to... View More
I need my money which is not being dispersed and The fact that I need a lawyer to accomplish that makes it rather hard to pay him until I have what m hiring him for to begin with
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answered on Jun 8, 2024
I understand that you are in a difficult situation where you need to dissolve a trust and access your money, but you can't afford to pay a lawyer to help you do so unless you sue for breach of fiduciary duties. This is a complex legal issue that requires careful consideration. Here are a few... View More
She is in asst livg. He uses credit card for her meds etc & 4 himself & checks from her SS. I live diff state. Property val near $1 m. All her cash is gone, for her care. What vehicle to use for sale proceeds ensure safety of $?
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answered on Mar 21, 2024
If your brother is stealing from your mother, you might need to file a petition to have yourself appointed as your mother‘s conservator. Then, as conservator, you can sue your brother for the funds he stole. And, as conservator, you will have the sole right to manage her financial affairs going... View More
He died due to the care taker canseling more than a dozen of his doctors appointments, changing his doctor, farming him for pills, and now shes selling and giving away his assets (furniture, farm equipment, vehicles, and all his guns are gone). my mother and i have lived next door on his property... View More
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answered on Feb 27, 2024
You need to file a petition in probate court in the county your grandfather lived prior to his death. The court will notify any other heirs or interested parties (including the caretaker) of the legal matter. You should request to be appointed the personal representative unless someone else can... View More
The inherent name was not changed from the deceased to the legal person. It was not recorded, nor did the money on the loan was reported to the credit bureau. The mortgage company and Fannie Mae illegally to the home. There are documents to prove it. It was also racially motivated, and a lot of... View More
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answered on Feb 5, 2024
When a will is probated and an individual is appointed as the executor and beneficiary, the legal transfer of property, including changes to titles and accounts, requires specific actions to be taken. The failure to change the property title from the deceased to the beneficiary can result from... View More
Estranged (in TX since 1972) sister (DOB April 1954) falls in 2012due to Air Force knee injury (surgery & discharge 1974; also forced early retirement in 2011) & struck head, resulting in stroke hours later, which resulted in partial paralysis. Her husband cared for her until his death from... View More
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answered on Jan 5, 2024
You are not legally required to assume the power of attorney (POA) for your sister. Accepting the role of POA is a voluntary decision and carries significant responsibilities, particularly in managing her personal and financial affairs. Given your concerns about your ability to provide financial... View More
My dad (75 yo) has cancer/parkinsons. We realized early on that we had to sell his 3 bedroom home because it no longer works for him. My sister has said that she now plans on using all of the money to buy a larger 5 bedroom home for her, her family, and my dad to live in and putting her, my... View More
answered on Dec 21, 2023
If you own a property jointly with anyone, their debts can attach to the property and severely jeopardize the ability to sell the property in the future. The situation you describe could end up as a gigantic mess. Schedule a free consultation to determine the best course of action to make sure you... View More
She was already way behind on rent and had broken the rental agreement...
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answered on Oct 30, 2023
Obviously there are already grounds for breach of lease contract and the owner can sue for possession now.
Her conservator did the order. How do I get her back home?
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answered on Sep 18, 2023
If your mother has been served with an order for her removal from her home in Georgia by her conservator, it is essential to take swift and deliberate action. Begin by thoroughly reviewing the court order to understand the basis for her removal. Collect and organize any supporting evidence, such as... View More
My sister takes care of my mother--but my sister cannot physically do it. Mom wants the sale clear and uncontestable.
answered on Aug 20, 2023
If your mother is on title individually and has the mental capacity to make decisions on her own, there is no way for your sister to contest the sale. If your sister is on title or your mother lacks mental capacity, things get much more difficult. Either way, schedule a free consultation to make... View More
Can someone us a specific power of attorney to convince notary person they have power of attorney over their parents when the specific power of attorney was already voided after 60 days. Would the notarized quite claim deed be valid?
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answered on Aug 1, 2023
If the POA was revoked at the time of Deed execution then there was no valid conveyance. However if no interested party ever files suit to have the Deed declared void, then the purported conveyance remains of record. After many years the voidable Deed is cured. Contact a GA attorney now... View More
She had a state appointed lawyer to handle her money
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answered on Jul 3, 2023
When someone passes away without a will, the state's laws of intestate succession typically determine how their assets are distributed. The laws vary depending on the specific family situation, such as whether the deceased had a spouse, children, parents, or other relatives.
Elderly mother signed quit claim deed of 5 acres of land and small 30 year old mobile home, to adult and oldest of 3 total siblings, to protect it from pending lawsuit. The property was all she had in the world & wanted to make sure she could keep,being her only place to live. One sibling... View More
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answered on Jun 29, 2023
If that Daughter also got a power of attorney from the Mother, then she was and is a fiduciary. If so, any and all transfers of principal's property to the attorney in fact are presumptively fraudulent. If no poa, then you will need good evidence of fraud with witnesses, and you probably... View More
My father had dementia, we went to court for emergency guardianship and conservatorship. At the start I was conservator and another family member was guardian. Six months later I was also appointed guardian. They were many legal issues due to him having a spouse who was contesting everything. Lots... View More
answered on May 23, 2023
This is a complex issue. Get a Georgia Guardianship/conservatorship attorney. The money you save will be your own.
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