Estates and Probate
We’ve Got Your Back In Uncertain Times.
Losing a loved one can be a trying and emotional time and the seemingly daunting task of handling your loved one’s affairs can cause additional stress. Our team is well-versed both in the law and the practical aspects of estate administration and will be there with you every step of the way. If your case is uncontested, our team will expertly guide you and your family through the probate process with the court, financial institutions, and other administrative tasks. Alternatively, the administration of an estate often results in one or more contested issues. These issues may or may not result in court filings and litigation, but our attorneys are well-versed in fiduciary litigation and will advise and represent you every step of the way with practical advice, creative solutions to accomplish your goals, and zealous advocacy in attempting to settle your case or trying your case before the court.
In administering estates, there is no substitute for experience!
Attorneys Emmett Arnold and Kate Thompson both have served as County Administrators for counties throughout the state of Georgia. Currently, both serve as County Administrator for Henry County. In this capacity, our team has coordinated cleanout of estate-owned houses, sales and division of houses, vehicles, and personal property, liquidation and transfer of banking, investment, and retirement accounts, and everything in between. You name the situation—we’ve handled it before and will have a solution or plan to work through the issue! Our experience as fiduciaries sets us apart from other probate attorneys in representing clients as fiduciaries because we have been there ourselves.
County Administrator Practice
When our attorneys are appointed to serve as Temporary Administrator, Administrator, or Administrator with Will Annexed of an estate in Henry County, we take pride in our ability to quickly and efficiently administer that estate fairly, transparently, and in accordance with Georgia law.