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Estate administration when the deceased has a minor child 

On Behalf of Chan Law Firm LLC | Jan 23, 2026 | Estate Administration

Estate administration can be a uniquely complex and emotional endeavor when the deceased was a parent of a minor child. The probate process must address not only the distribution of assets but also the immediate and long-term needs of minor children who are unable to...

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When an executor undervalues critical estate resources

On Behalf of Chan Law Firm LLC | Dec 16, 2025 | Estate Administration

During estate administration, a personal representative, also known as an executor, oversees much of the process. They are responsible for managing estate resources and making distributions to beneficiaries or heirs. They may also need to liquidate assets to repay...

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What powers does a conservator have over finances?

On Behalf of Chan Law Firm LLC | Dec 3, 2025 | Guardianship & Conservatorship

When a loved one can no longer manage their finances, a conservator may step in to handle their money and property. It is important for you as a family member to know what a conservator can do. In Georgia, courts carefully define these powers. They balance control...

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How long do creditors have to file probate claims?

On Behalf of Chan Law Firm LLC | Nov 18, 2025 | Probate Litigation

Estate administration helps resolve an individual's obligations and carry out their last wishes. Personal representatives (also known as executors) have to secure estate resources and manage them until they distribute them to beneficiaries or heirs. In some cases,...

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What happens if a Georgia will is ambiguous?

On Behalf of Chan Law Firm LLC | Nov 10, 2025 | Probate Litigation

Wills are legal documents that outline the distribution of a person's assets. Although the creator of the will, or testator, likely wanted to provide guidance on the process, it is not uncommon for the language to seem unclear. This lack of clarity can result in legal...

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Signs of fiduciary malfeasance from a Georgia executor

On Behalf of Chan Law Firm LLC | Oct 24, 2025 | Guardianship & Conservatorship

When you are a beneficiary of an estate, you place trust in the executor, who is one type of 'personal representative’. This person has a legal "fiduciary duty" to manage the estate's assets honestly and in your best interest. If you suspect an executor is failing...

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Rights and responsibilities of a guardian in Georgia

On Behalf of Chan Law Firm LLC | Oct 6, 2025 | Guardianship & Conservatorship

In Georgia, guardianship occurs when the court appoints a person, known as the guardian, to make decisions for another individual. The individual under the care of the guardian is the ward. A ward is unable to make decisions for themselves. The guardian role carries...

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Probate disputes: Unique considerations for intellectual property

On Behalf of Chan Law Firm LLC | Sep 29, 2025 | Probate Litigation

Probate disputes are often centered on houses, bank accounts and personal property. These concerns are contested so frequently that setting expectations for the process ahead is relatively straightforward and knowable. Yet, when intellectual property is involved, the...

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Understanding the risks of administering an insolvent estate

On Behalf of Chan Law Firm LLC | Sep 10, 2025 | Estate Administration

Most people understand that estate administration takes time and effort to complete. Those who agree to act as personal representatives or executors often want to uphold the wishes of the deceased individual or take pressure off their closest surviving family members....

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Protecting a loved one diagnosed with dementia

On Behalf of Chan Law Firm LLC | Aug 27, 2025 | Guardianship & Conservatorship

Debilitating medical conditions can affect an individual's ability to live independently, especially in their golden years. People living with physical limitations may require support from loved ones. As people age, their risk of different, significant medical...

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