The short answer is Yes! There are a few methods to revoke a will, but the testator (the person who signed the will) must have testamentary capacity in order for the revocation to be effective. Revocation by New Last Will and Testament Most typically, a valid Last Will and Testament is revoked by executing a…
It’s important to remember that after you have established your estate plan and actually executed your estate planning documents (i.e. Last Will and Testament, Health Care Advance Directive, Financial Power of Attorney and possibly an Inter Vivos Trust Agreement), changes in your life circumstances may necessitate revisions to your estate plan. At Durden & Mills,…
Your business partner and fellow Georgia LLC member just died. Now what? In addition to grieving the loss of a friend and business associate, you will need to consider what happens to your LLC when an LLC member dies. As a Georgia business law and estate attorney at Durden & Mills, PC, I have seen…
