How it works

Three steps. No mystery. No commitment.

Most Georgia families calling us are still in shock. Funeral last week, siblings on a group text, the house sitting empty. What you get on the call is what a knowledgeable family friend would give you — if you happened to know one who'd handled a hundred Georgia probates.

01

Call or email us.

  • A 15-minute conversation. Free. No script.
  • You tell us what happened, who's involved, what the house looks like.
  • We ask the questions that matter for Georgia — will or no will, county, mortgage status, who else has a claim.
  • We don't take notes into a CRM. The call lives between the two of us.

You don't need to have answers ready. You don't need a death certificate, the will, or the attorney's name. You just need to tell us what you know. We'll fill in the rest by asking.

02

We send you a written plan.

  • A short, jargon-free summary of where you are.
  • The realistic next 2–3 steps for your specific situation.
  • An honest range of what attorney fees and court costs will run.
  • A timeline. Best case, likely case, worst case.

The plan is one page. You can forward it to siblings. You can argue with it. You can sit on it for a week. Most families say it was the first time anyone laid the whole thing out without trying to sell them something.

03

We introduce you to a Georgia probate attorney.

  • Matched to your county and your situation, not the first lawyer on a list.
  • Pre-briefed on your case, so you don't re-explain everything.
  • Vetted on probate experience, plain-spoken communication, and fair flat fees.
  • Always your attorney — not ours. You can fire them. You can switch. You owe us nothing for the introduction.

Once you're working with the attorney, we stay alongside you for the rest of probate. Filings, hearings, the moment the bank calls about the mortgage, the moment a sibling changes their mind — that's when most families call us back. We pick up.

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