Adams Law Offices
A common type of probate and estate litigation is a will contest. We represent heirs, beneficiaries, personal representatives, executors, and administrators in will contests. Will contests may be brought on the grounds of fraud, undue influence, lack of capacity, a failure to follow formalities, or a later-executed will. A testator must have testamentary capacity to execute a valid will. When there is evidence of Alzheimer's, dementia, or another impairment at the time that a will is executed, this may provide a basis to bring a challenge to the will. In other situations, you may wish to retain a probate attorney in the Atlanta area to bring a will contest if you believe that a witness' name was forged or that a notary public's signature was forged. Under Georgia law, a decedent's...
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- Wills, Trusts, and Estate Litigation
- Will Contests
- Probate and Estate Administration Disputes & Litigation
- Guardianship and Conservatorships
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