Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in Georgia

Re: step children inheritance

Stepchildren inherit nothing in Georgia unless they are provided for in a will.

Re: step children inheritance

Mr. Ashman's question is not really correct. They may also be provided for in a Living Trust, or even by other means.

Step children are not in line by the laws of intestacy, meaning if your stepfather's estate is probated and there is no will.

Your stepfather, of course, can fix that by a Will, but preferably will by getting a living trust package.

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