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- In Georgia, the remarriage of a former wife operates to deprive a divorced husband of the I.R.S.'s presumption of tax deductible alimony status for lump-sum payments unless the divorce decree specifically provides for the continuation of alimony.
11 Δεκ 2023 · When a person dies, there are two situations: There is a valid last will or a testament stipulating how the decedent’s estate would be divided. If the will is probated and accepted by the probate court, then the surviving spouse is entitled to receive what was designated in the will.
In this detailed guide of Georgia inheritance laws, we break down intestate succession, probate, taxes, what makes a will valid and more.
1 Φεβ 2024 · In Georgia, the deadline is typically two years from the date of the decedent’s death. This means that the surviving spouse, minor children, or both must file within this timeframe because the Probate Court has the discretion to deny a petition if not filed within a reasonable amount of time.
The term “surviving spouse” refers to a person who was married to the deceased at the time of death. When a couple divorces, the legal marital status ends. This means that the ex-wife is not entitled to the same rights and benefits that a surviving spouse may receive under Georgia law.
29 Ιαν 2022 · The message for the widowed who are considering remarriage is to avoid rushing into a relationship before all of the issues are understood and discussed. One of the major issues facing the families involved in a remarriage is the acceptance of a new family member.
- When the husband dies before an order awarding temporary alimony has been entered by the court and before a divorce has been granted, the wife's right to support during the period of separation until the date of death survives as a lien on the estate.
