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When can assets skip probate in Georgia?

On Behalf of Harrison & Medlin, P.C. | Aug 8, 2024 | Probate

In most cases, probate is the standard legal process for managing an individual's estate after death. The assets can help cover their debts and other financial obligations they left behind. However, their properties can skip probate in specific scenarios, depending on...

Managing a joint account after a co-owner’s death in Georgia

On Behalf of Harrison & Medlin, P.C. | Jul 18, 2024 | Probate

When a loved one passes away, handling their financial affairs can be challenging. If you shared a joint account with the deceased, you might wonder what happens next. In Georgia, the process can vary depending on the account type and specific arrangements. Types of...

What is the impact of digital assets on probate?

On Behalf of Harrison & Medlin, P.C. | May 16, 2024 | Probate

The impact of digital assets on estate plans has grown significantly as more people use the Internet for banking, investing and social interactions. In Georgia, digital assets require special consideration during probate. Understanding digital assets Digital assets...

How does probate work when there is no will?

On Behalf of Harrison & Medlin, P.C. | Feb 4, 2024 | Probate

Estate planning can be a complicated process, which is why many Georgians put it off or don’t do it at all. Without a sound estate plan, and a will that declares what happens to one’s assets, the state will decide how everything is divided up based on the law. Dying...

Probate is common with or without a will

On Behalf of Harrison & Medlin, P.C. | Sep 22, 2023 | Probate

When someone passes away in Georgia, their estate must be dealt with. When one has a will, the process is usually quicker, but even with an ironclad will, probate may still be required. Probate is the process by which one’s assets are divided. It can be difficult for...

Understanding what to expect from the probate process

On Behalf of Harrison & Medlin, P.C. | Sep 25, 2022 | Probate

While the estate planning process may offer a variety of tools to help you prepare for a multitude of scenarios in life, some of the topics involved could seem difficult to address. Losing a loved one can be stressful as is, but preparing to protect his or her wishes...

What protections do unmarried couples need for the future?

On Behalf of Harrison & Medlin, P.C. | Jan 1, 2022 | Probate

Planning for the future is an important step for couples of all ages and income levels, and it is also a critical step for couples regardless of marital status. Unmarried couples will benefit from estate planning as this provides them with certain protections that...

Creating a checklist may help you properly start probate

On Behalf of Harrison & Medlin, P.C. | Sep 29, 2021 | Probate

The grief a person feels after the loss of a parent can be immense no matter the person’s age. Whether you expected your parent’s passing due to old age or illness, or it happened suddenly, you likely feel a great deal of emotion over the situation. While taking the...

What should you expect out of the probate process?

On Behalf of Harrison & Medlin, P.C. | May 28, 2021 | Probate

The passing of a loved one is not an easy experience to bear. Even if you anticipated the person’s passing, you likely hoped that time would slow down and you could be together for as long as possible. Unfortunately, that did not happen, and as the executor of your...

What happens during probate?

On Behalf of Harrison & Medlin, P.C. | Mar 15, 2021 | Probate

Acting as the executor for a loved one’s estate is a big deal. You have the task of carrying out someone’s final wishes. It is understandable if you are feeling a little overwhelmed at this thought, especially when it comes to dealing with probate. There are a lot of...

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