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When there is not a will, the property has to go through probate to get transferred.
There are three things we need to cover here:
The property will get split up per Georgia’s intestate succession laws.
Here are the different scenarios:
Ex 1: Your spouse passes and you have 3 kids.
Ex 2: Your spouse passes and you have 1 kid.
When there is not a will, this is what the probate process looks like:
The administrator is usually the closest relative, like a spouse or child.
This is expanding on Step 7 in the Probate Process from above.
Your steps to transfer property will be:
Transferring real estate can get confusing.
Our probate lawyers will make sure that you have correctly:
If you do this incorrectly, you could:
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Not sure what to file, what documents you need, or if probate is even required?
This free guide walks you through:
Whether you’re filing on your own or just trying to figure things out, this guide gives you a clear starting point.