Suppose your Will leaves real estate for any other property to two or more people jointly. In that case, the Georgia Court of Appeals has determined that such a device is to the beneficiaries as tenants in common. This means that each of the beneficiaries owns an undivided interest in 1/2 of the property. If...Read More

We proudly announce that Mark Stuckey succeeded in his first jury trial on Wednesday, February 7th. Mr. Stuckey began the morning by calling jurors about a will contest matter. After the judge issued rulings on several key evidentiary matters, the opposing council sought an opportunity to settle the case after six years of litigation. We...Read More