Being an executor of an estate is tough enough.
But doing it from out of state adds lots of complexity to it.
You have to handle things like:
Our probate lawyers take everything we can off your plate.
That way, you don’t have to figure this out alone.
Probate is where:
The steps of probate in Georgia include:
You have to open probate in the county where the deceased person lived.
They will do things like:
Probate in Georgia is already complicated and overwhelming.
Doing it from out-of-state adds a layer of complexity.
Here are the steps we will guide you through.
Living out of state introduces challenges and considerations for probate.
Out-of-state beneficiaries should hire a Georgia probate attorney who can:
Georgia does not have inheritance or estate taxes.
But, you’ll still have to pay federal estate taxes if it’s worth more than $13.61M.
Managing real estate from out of state can be difficult.
You’ll either have to:
Either way, you need to:
If you’re selling it, you have two options:
We can give you recommendations of Realtors that we have worked with before.
Or, we can get you a guaranteed offer on the property.
(We own a real estate investment company.)
When you sell your house to an investor:
(No other probate lawyer offers this. Let us know if you are interested.)
Follow these steps for managing probate from another state:
The probate process is confusing and overwhelming.
There’s 50 forms that you COULD file.
And no direction on which ones you need.
But, the easy part is filing the will.
The hard part is:
You shouldn’t have to figure this out while mourning the loss of a loved one.
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