Probates & Administration

We will perform all of the legal duties involved in the probate of your loved one’s Will and trusts, and handling the probate real estate transfer so you appreciate the needed legal representation in court to reach your legal goals. This provides you the peace of mind you seek and deserve.

Our law firm in Springfield, Georgia is known for efficient and straightforward procedures. Probate in Georgia is not cumbersome and can be completed within a month or two. To “probate” means the legal process where a court, with the Executor or Administrator, identifies the proper successor beneficiaries. Probate is a legal process in which assets after death, including property and estate of the deceased, will be legally transferred to the determined beneficiaries.

The rightful heirs or beneficiaries can include family, relatives, friends, and other loved ones. If there is a Last Will for the probate process, you should have the original Will to address its validation, authenticity, and identification of the property. And most importantly, seek out a probate lawyer that has been there and done that. Probate is also necessary when the deceased family member does not leave a Will. The property does not pass to the State, but you do need the assistance of a Georgia probate lawyer.

If you need assistance with any kind of probate or estate planning issue in Effingham County, it is in your best interest to retain legal counsel as soon as possible. Call (912) 754-6461 or fill out an online contact form to have our attorneys provide a complete evaluation of your case during a free, confidential consultation.