The standard advice for creating a will is to split everything equally between beneficiaries, assuming the beneficiaries are the deceased’s children. Failure to do so might cause animosity between the siblings and destroy family relationships. However, a growing...
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Month: May 2021
Mechanic’s liens 101
A mechanic’s lien is a legal tool that allows contractors to protect the investment of their time and material to ensure payment. In Georgia, a mechanic's lien must be filed within 30 days of delivery and enforced within a year. How to file a lien? Filing a lien is...
Who is a part of the probate process?
When a loved one dies and his or her estate goes into probate, there are a few key people who will be a part of the process. Each of these people has an important role to play. Understanding these roles can help you to better work through probate and have an idea of...
Does your mom’s estate plan make little sense to you?
As your mother went through the final stages of life, you may have become even closer to her. In fact, prior to her death, you may have believed you knew everything about your mom's end-of-life wishes and estate plan. After reading through her will, though, you may...
Can a seller sue you for backing out of a home sale?
When a seller accepts your offer on his or her home, it is not just a big deal for you — it is also a big deal for the seller. If you back out, the seller is likely to be just as upset as you would be to lose the contract. In fact, a seller may become upset enough to...