Whether you’re facing a probate issue or need guidance with estate planning, our Georgia probate law firm can help you find the right legal path forward. Our knowledgeable probate attorneys have decades of experience in these areas and can offer valuable advice and assistance during decisions and amid any complexities that may arise.
If you’re entering a probate litigation case – or if you have questions about whether it’s necessary – our probate attorneys are available for guidance and representation. At our Georgia probate law firm, we’ve handled a variety of cases across a range of unique situations. Please contact our team today to discuss the details.
When it comes to conservatorship and guardianship questions, you can rely on the Hughes & Associates team. Our probate attorneys are highly experienced in everything from estate planning to trust litigation to court disputes. We pride ourselves on keeping professionalism and integrity top-of-mind in all situations.
Hughes & Associates has grown from a small, single lawyer office handling general law issues, to a powerhouse law firm with five lawyers and seven staff members dedicated to helping our clients resolve probate issues throughout Georgia.
From Clayton to Valdosta, and Savannah to Columbus, Hughes & Associates have resolved more than 1,000 probate matters in more than 75 counties throughout Georgia.
Partner with our probate lawyers to ease your legal decision-making and receive valuable counsel as you navigate issues such as estate planning or guardianship. Our experienced estate attorneys are also well versed in wills, trusts, conservatorship, dispute resolution, and more. Although our law firm is based in Lawrenceville, near the Atlanta area, we work with clients across the entire state of Georgia.
We are here to help make what is often a difficult, emotional, and confusing process as easy for our clients as possible.
CEO & Founder of Hughes & Associates
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