Georgia Probate Law Group

Georgia Probate Law Group We help people settle the estate and litigate disputes after a loved one has passed away. Our passion for probate comes from a very personal experience.

ABOUT GEORGIA PROBATE LAW GROUP

Georgia Probate Law Group is a compassionate, dynamic Georgia probate law firm on a mission to make the probate and estate process fair and simple for our clients. We work to make the process peaceful and efficient, when possible, and we negotiate disputes and litigate them aggressively, if necessary. Our founding attorney, Erik Broel, lost his uncle when he was in

college. He watched his aunt go through a very challenging experience. His uncle didn’t leave a will, and his aunt didn’t know how to manage the estate. As a result, chaos erupted in the family, creating confusion and discord at a moment in time when the family needed peace and unity. Although Erik tried to help, he had to watch, mostly helpless, as his aunt put on an estate sale and tried to sell her possessions, when what she really needed was space to deal with her grief. To make matters worse, his aunt had to buy her house back from the estate, since Erik’s “old fashioned” uncle had kept the title in his name. Watching his aunt being pushed around in a wheelchair — because she was too overwhelmed by the chaos of the estate and grief-stricken to stand — formed an indelible impression on Erik and inspired him to his life’s work. He became driven to help others avoid the indignities and frustrations that his aunt had to endure. As soon as Erik finished law school, he knew right away that he wanted to work on Georgia probate law matters and to help people like his aunt. To that end, he recruited a fantastic team to build Georgia Probate Law Group and rally around this important mission.

06/01/2026

⚠️ Think being named in a will means you can immediately start managing the estate?

Not quite.

An executor only gains legal authority after being officially appointed by the probate court. This is one of the most common misunderstandings in estate administration.

Watch this quick breakdown to understand how the process really works. 👇


05/31/2026

📜 Did you know that making a valid will isn't just about signing a document?

A person must generally understand their assets and how their property will be handled after they pass away. This legal concept is called testamentary capacity.

Would your will meet the legal standard?

💬 Share your thoughts below!

05/27/2026

Most people don’t know what these probate letters actually do 👀📜

They can give estate representatives access to financial information, accounts, and even property transfers ⚖️

Quick legal breakdown in under 30 seconds ⏳

05/25/2026

🚨 Could a will be challenged because of pressure or manipulation?

Probate Lawyer Erik J. Broel explains what “undue influence” means and why it matters in probate disputes.

Featuring Jenny E. Denker from Georgia Probate Law Group ⚖️

05/23/2026

A valid will STILL goes through probate. 👀

Most people think a will automatically avoids court involvement — but probate is how the court confirms the will is legitimate and properly executed.

Quick explanation here ⬇️

05/22/2026

Most people don’t realize how much authority an executor actually has during probate 👀

From negotiating creditor claims to managing estate assets, understanding executor powers is critical in estate administration.

Quick legal breakdown in under 60 seconds ⚖️

05/19/2026

Your will may NOT control everything you own 👀⚖️

Some assets skip probate entirely — including retirement accounts, life insurance, POD accounts, and jointly owned property.

Quick breakdown in under 30 seconds 🎥💡

05/17/2026

A witness can sign a will… but that doesn’t mean they can inherit from it 👀⚖️

The will may still stay valid, but the interested witness could lose everything left to them 😳

Here’s what the law says about wills, witnesses, and intent 🧾

05/13/2026

Most people DON’T realize how much power a probate executor actually has 👀⚖️

From negotiating creditor claims to opening estate accounts and distributing assets, executors play a major role in probate administration.

If you’re handling an estate or dealing with inheritance questions, this is something you NEED to understand.

Would you know what to do as an executor? 👇

05/11/2026

What happens if someone dies without a will? 👀

The estate goes through something called “intestate administration.” The court appoints someone to manage the estate, notify heirs, and distribute assets according to state law.

Quick breakdown in under 30 seconds ⚖️

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331 North Marietta Parkway
Marietta, GA
30060

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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