If you’re the beneficiary of a will, you probably want to receive your inheritance as soon as possible. This might not happen if you’re dealing with an executor who is delaying the distribution of your inheritance. Why would an executor take longer to administer a will, and when does it become unlawful? Let’s explore this […]
When you’re dealing with the loss of a loved one, a difficult situation is made even more challenging if they’ve left behind an unsigned will. We’ll take a look at Georgia’s requirements for a will to be valid, as well as some alternative options if a will has been declared invalid: Related Article: Best Methods […]
Should You Choose a Will or Trust in Georgia? You might be asking this question if you’re just getting started in your estate planning or have recently gained sizable assets. Or, maybe you know someone who’s dealing with contentious estate litigation and has come to realize the importance of estate planning. [If you or someone […]
Inheritance disputes within families can be emotionally draining, particularly when siblings are on opposite sides of the dispute. The pursuit of a fair share of an estate can unleash a wave of complex emotions, strained relationships, and long-lasting scars. At Gaslowitz Frankel we’ve handled countless cases between siblings over disputed estates and inheritance and have […]
Losing a loved one is one of life’s most difficult experiences, particularly when the loved one leaves without a Will. Without a Will, family members may be uncertain about how the decedent would want his affairs managed. More than one family member may believe they are best suited to administer the estate and control the […]
When it comes to estate planning, one crucial document is often overlooked: the living will. Without it, families may lack direction for the healthcare decisions they make for their loved ones, causing emotional distress and, in some cases, even legal disputes. “A living will empowers individuals to have their healthcare wishes honored,” says Gaslowitz Frankel […]
If you are considering contesting a Will, it is important to understand the risks and costs associated with litigating a Will contest. Will contests can be more emotional and taxing than other kinds of litigation, and the success rate of Will contestants is relatively low. Despite the odds, however, there are plenty of examples of […]
There are numerous reasons an interested party might file a caveat related to the Will of a relative or loved one. A successful Will contest generally requires substantial evidence of lack of capacity or wrongdoing. The evidence needed depends on the basis for the caveat. If you want to contest Will, an experienced attorney in […]
Unlike many other types of legal documents, Wills are directly connected to many emotionally heavy subjects, including the life and death of a loved one and their relationship with their potential heirs. It is therefore unsurprising that Will disputes are notoriously difficult on family ties. Clients often ask us “Can you contest a Will and […]
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