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GA Probate Court Legal Proceedings

The jurisdiction of Probate Court are all legal proceedings that deal with:

  • Wills
  • Estates
  • Guardianships of minor children (person and property)
  • Guardianships of incapacitated adults.
  • Involuntary Committals Hearings
  • Filing of Wills for saf
  • Issuance of Marriage License
  • Issuance of Concealed Weapons Permits
  • Issuance of Certificates of Residency
  • Administering oaths to various county official

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    Probate Is Handled In Court
    Probate cases normally occur in state and county court where the deceased permanently lived at the time of his or her death. In different states such courts may go by different names. Some are simply called the Probate Court. In New Yorkthey are called the Surrogates Court and in California they are called the Superior Court, Probate Division. The probate court will normally handle all the personal property the deceased owned, plus all the real estate the deceased owned located in that same state.

     


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    Latest news about probate cases in North Carolina and nationwide:

    Columbia County Woman Guilty Of Embezzling Nearly $200,000 Of Inheritance Money From Trust
    Attorney General Andrew M. Cuomo today announced the guilty plea of a Columbia County woman who admitted to embezzling nearly two hundred thousand ...
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    PROBATE LAW APPROVED IN MASSECHUSETTS
     Chief Justice Dunphy has announced that Chief Justice for Administration and Management Robert A. Mulligan approved Standing Order 1-06, ...
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    Probate Service And Family Court Announces Standing Order For Never Married Parents
    The Probate and Family Court Department announces the implementation of Standing Order 2-05  relative to a pilot Parent Education Program for ...
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    Probate Terms

     
     


    Today's Terms

    Probate

    Definition:
    The process of settling your estate after you die, including paying creditors and heirs, and validating a will (if there is one).

    Jointly held bank account

    Definition:
    A bank account that is held by two or more people each of whom has a right of survivorship.

    Power of attorney

    Definition:
    A legal agreement that authorizes someone to handle or share in handling the financial matters of another person. A "durable" power of attorney can continue to give power to another in handling financial matters after incapacitation has occurred.

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    Topics Related to Probate:

    • Probate Court
    • Last Will and Testament
    • Living Will
    • Power of Attorney
    • Trust Planning
    • Asset Protection
    • Special Needs Trusts

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    North Carolina Probate Attorney

     
    If you live in the following cities and need an probate attorney you should contact our Probate Attorney as soon as possible:


    • Apex
    • Asheboro
    • Asheville
    • Burlington
    • Cary
    • Chapel Hill
    • Charlotte
    • Clayton
    • Concord
    • Durham
    • Elizabeth City
    • Fayetteville
    • Fort Bragg
    • Garner
    • Gastonia
    • Goldsboro
    • Greensboro
    • Greenville
    • Henderson
    • Hickory
    • High Point
    • Jacksonville
    • Kernersville
    • Lenoir
    • Lexington
    • Lincolnton
    • Lumberton
    • Matthews
    • Monroe
    • Morganton
    • Mount Airy
    • Raeford
    • Raleigh
    • Reidsville
    • Sanford
    • Statesville
    • Thomasville
    • Wake Forest
    • Wilmington
    • Wilson
    • Winston Salem


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