Georgia’s intestate laws

Georgia's intestate laws

When someone dies without a will, they die ‘intestate ‘. This can cause problems for families and create hurdles for them to jump through. In last week’s blog, we discussed how Georgia’s intestate laws determine who inherits when someone dies without a will. One of the most common follow-up questions we receive is, “What about…

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Dying without a will in Georgia

Many people mistakenly think, “I don’t need a will.” They assume that if they pass away without one, their spouse or children will automatically inherit everything the way they want. In reality, that’s not always the case. When someone dies without a valid will in Georgia, they are said to have died intestate, and Georgia…

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2026 Quick Facts is new and improved

This popular resource has received a facelift. It now includes Nursing Home Medicaid income and asset limits, popular elder law Q&A, and useful facts about the Georgia Advance Directive for Healthcare and the Financial Power of Attorney. 2026 Elder law Quick Facts is new and improved For the first time, you have all this information…

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What “value” means to me

Plan before there is a problem

I went to the grocery store last week to stock up for our weekend festivities. I was astonished by my $300 food bill for what felt like just a handful of bags. I have been aware of the rising cost of food, but I took a closer look at my receipt. I noticed a box…

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