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When it comes to making a will, many people initially believe that making a will gets the court out of their affairs. While appropriately drafted wills designate who gets your property and reduces administrative obligations of your representative, they still need to...
Embarking on a journey without a map can lead to unexpected turns and destinations. Similarly, passing away without a will in Georgia sets your estate on an uncharted course defined by the state’s intestate succession laws. These laws act as a default navigational...
In today's digital age, it's tempting to embrace the convenience of artificial intelligence (AI) and online legal forms for handling legal matters. After all, who wouldn't be drawn to the allure of quick, easy, and often cheaper alternatives to traditional legal...