Estate Planning, Probate, & Tax Insights.
A collection of insights on estate planning, probate administration and litigation, and individual tax matters in Georgia. These articles are designed to help you understand your options and navigate important decisions with clarity.
Can I Use My Parent’s Power of Attorney After They Die in Georgia?
You handled your parent’s finances with a power of attorney. What changes after their death? Learn who can act, which documents may be needed, and where to begin.
Georgia Transfer-on-Death Deeds After the 2026 Changes: A Useful Tool, Not a Complete Estate Plan
Georgia transfer-on-death deed can help a particular parcel of real estate pass without ordinary probate administration, but only if the deed and the beneficiary’s later acceptance comply with Georgia law. It does not replace a complete estate plan and does not necessarily protect the property from Medicaid estate recovery.
