Georgia Wills and Probate Law

Georgia probate attorney at A. Bishop Law in Gainesville, Georgia , understands that having a Last Will and Testament is an important part of life. Securing a Simple Will, Health Care Directive and a Financial Power of Attorney in Georgia, not only protects you, but also protects your loved ones under Georgia Law. This is very important, because without a legal document to confirm your wishes in regards to your estate, the people that mean the most to you may not be granted the outcome you were hoping for.

We welcome you to browse through our articles and videos concerning Wills and Estate Planning. For more information on our Georgia Estate Planning packages please contact our office today for a free and confidential consultation. 770-783-5296.

Why Should I Have A Will In Georgia?

annebishop March 31, 2014 Article & Video Library, Georgia Wills and Probate Law

Do I need a will in Georgia

View More Wills & Probate Articles and Videos What a Will Is: A will is a legal document that sets out the distribution of property and other assets upon death. Your property and other assets upon death are often referred…
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Georgia Health Care Directive Power of Attorney

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Health Care Power of Attorney Directive in Georgia

View More Wills & Probate Articles and Videos What It Is: Also known as a living will or health care power of attorney, a Georgia Advance Directive for Health Care (ADHC) allows you to: 1) select a health care agent;…
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Financial Power of Attorney in Georgia

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Will, Estate and Porbate Lawyer in Georgia

View More Wills & Probate Articles and Videos What a Financial Power of Attorney Allows You To Do: A general financial power of attorney allows you to choose an agent to make financial decisions for you if you become unable…
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Georgia Probate Law: Why Parents Need a Will

annebishop September 9, 2010 Article & Video Library, Georgia Wills and Probate Law

View More Wills & Probate Articles and Videos Custody of Children / Guardianship When both parents die without a Last Will and Testament, that would have appointed a Guardian of the children, the Probate Court is forced to make a…
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