Georgia Probate Attorney

 

Probate is a legal procedure that transfers title to property when someone dies. Unless a deceased
person has provided for transfer outside of probate (like during a joint tenancy or a living trust), it is
necessary to file a petition with the Superior Court and ask the court to decide who will receive the
property. If there's a Will, the Will designates a beneficiary. If there's no Will present, the laws of
Georgia determine who one's heirs are. Trying to negotiate the probate courts and weaving your way
through complicated forms requires a skilled and experienced Atlanta Probate Litigation Lawyer.

Litigation involving probate matters can be very frustrating, stressful and confusing. Attorney Angela
Kinley can offer assistance and guidance during this troubling time to ensure that your inheritance rights
are fully protected. Ms. Kinley represents heirs, trustees, beneficiaries, administrators, and executors.
Whether you are seeking to contest a will, enforce a will, sue a trustee for wrongful sale of assets,
mismanagement of trust funds or other inheritance-related issues, Ms. Kinley will protect and defend
your legal rights.

At the Law Office of Angela M. Kinley, we advocate the rights of our clients throughout Georgia. Our firm, located in Duluth GA, will aggressively stand up for our client's rights. Receive a FREE initial consultation about your case with an experienced attorney. Contact Us today!

Serving our client's legal needs in: Barrow County, Clarke County, Dekalb County, Fulton County, Gwinnett County, Hall County, Jackson County, Rabun County, and Walton County, including the cities of Athens, Atlanta, Braselton, Clayton, Duluth, Gainesville, Jefferson, John's Creek, Lawrenceville, Lilburn, Loganville, Monroe, Norcross, Oakwood, Suwanee and Winder.