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August is National Make-A-Will Month, making it a good time to tackle an important task that is easy to put off. Georgia’s rules may surprise you! Over the past few weeks, we have highlighted some of Georgia’s intestacy laws, which determine what happens to your assets if you die without a valid will. Some of…

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School is back in session across most Georgia counties. We were all hit with that stark reminder this week as traffic once again surged on Atlanta’s roads. It’s hard to believe that the days of splashing in the pool and summer vacation have come to an end for many families. Along with establishing new family…

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When someone dies without a will, they die ‘intestate ‘. This can cause problems for families and create hurdles for them to jump through. In last week’s blog, we discussed how Georgia’s intestate laws determine who inherits when someone dies without a will. One of the most common follow-up questions we receive is, “What about…

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Many people mistakenly think, “I don’t need a will.” They assume that if they pass away without one, their spouse or children will automatically inherit everything the way they want. In reality, that’s not always the case. When someone dies without a valid will in Georgia, they are said to have died intestate, and Georgia…

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