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Inheritance After Divorce — the Question of Status Divorce ends the relationship, but succession questions remain…
The Deceased Person’s Tax Debt and the Heir’s Obligations Receiving an inheritance in Georgia is not only a matter of…
A Trust and Georgian Law In international practice, a trust denotes a model of asset management in which a person…
Property-Tax Planning: Lawful Instruments Planning the property tax means that the payer makes medium-term decisions so…
Crypto Estate Planning — Transferring Digital Assets under the Law Cryptocurrency and other blockchain assets are part…
The Legal Routes of Wealth Transfer Wealth transfer planning rests on the instruments of civil legislation that govern…
How an Estate Is Accepted Probate administration begins with acceptance of the estate. The estate is accepted by the…
The Legal Framework of Estate Distribution Disputes An estate distribution dispute in Georgia unfolds within the…
The Compulsory Share and Its Purpose A will is the primary instrument for distributing an inheritance, yet the law…
Why the Place of Opening Matters When an inheritance crosses state borders, the first question to resolve is the place…
Who Can Be an Heir Intestate succession resolves who receives a deceased person's property when there is no will or the…
The Legal Foundations of Making a Will A will is the legal instrument through which a person determines the fate of…
Long-Term Care Planning — the Indefinite-Term Maintenance Contract For old age and long-term care planning the Civil…
Personal Execution: the First Ground of Contest A will contest in Georgia almost always begins with the formal…
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