We represent Georgia families in estate planning, probate administration, elder law and Medicaid planning. Every consultation is available by secure video or phone anywhere in the state, and we can arrange document signings at your home or a care facility.
Georgia probate runs through the Probate Court of the county of residence, and the state offers something unusual and genuinely useful: a will can grant an executor “full powers” to administer the estate largely without ongoing court supervision, which saves families real time and cost. Whether your will does that is worth checking. Georgia also has a year’s support procedure for a surviving spouse and minor children that has no close equivalent in most states.