Following the death of a loved one, there’s always a chance of uncertainty and even tension when it comes to settling their estate and distributing their property and assets. Even with a properly written and executed will, grey areas can arise, requiring tough decisions and possibly even the involvement of the court system. Things get...

Contesting a will in Georgia is a complicated legal matter that should be carefully weighed before proceeding. Here are some tips for making that decision.

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If a loved one passes and legal documents weren’t created beforehand, feelings of overwhelm and stress often consume family members. Fortunately, the WHGM probate lawyers can help with legal issues that are demanding attention during such an emotional time.

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