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August is National Make-A-Will-Month

August is National Make-a-Will Month.  Now, I’m not sure who comes up with these various national celebrations each month, but because it’s Make-a-Will month I feel compelled to discuss with you the often-overlooked advantage of having a Will. If you have minor children, a Will...
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What can you do if an executor or ADMINISTRATOR is not performing his or her job?

What can you do if an Executor or Administrator (Personal Representative) is not performing his job? Executors for an estate are nominated in the Will to handle all estate matters. The Executor must be approved by the Probate Court as part of probating the Will....
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What should I do if my employer demands I sign a non-competition agreement?

Georgia is a right-to-work state. That means you may go to work for a new employer at any time and without notice to an existing employer. Likewise, an employer may terminate you at any time and with no reason and with no severance pay. If...
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Do you have your beneficiaries named properly on all of your retirement and insurance products?

Blog Entry for May 22, 2017 One of the largest areas of conflict results from a person not properly identifying his beneficiaries on his insurance policies or retirement accounts. Please check your beneficiary designations annually to insure that the people who you wish to inherit...
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Successful Outcome in the Supreme Court

Successful Outcome in the Supreme Court We are pleased to announce success in the Georgia Supreme Court for our client. Click this link http://www.gasupreme.us/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/s17a0450.pdf to view the opinion of the Supreme Court. In this case, our client will now receive the trial she so justly...
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Why You Should Consider Filing for A Year’s Support

You should complete Ga. Probate Form No. 10. Georgia probate forms are required when filing petitions with the probate court. Use probate form No. 10. You must be specific in requesting the property that you want the court to award you. You may ask for...
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