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| What is an Executor’s or Administrator’s Deed? When a property owner passes away, their real estate does not automatically change hands. Instead, ownership must be transferred through a legal process […]
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| What’s a Special Warranty Deed? When buying or selling real estate in Georgia, understanding the type of deed involved is just as important as knowing the price, location, or condition
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| What is a General Warranty Deed? When you buy or sell a home in Georgia, one of the most important documents signed at closing is the deed. It is the
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| Understanding Property Deeds and How They Affect Ownership in Georgia When it comes to buying or selling a home, one document stands above all others in confirming who truly owns
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Common Law States and What It Means in Georgia When most people hear the term common law, they often think of marriage. Yet long before the phrase ever had anything
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When Good Fences Go Bad: Understanding Spite Fences in Macon Bibb County Here in Middle Georgia, we love our porches, our shade trees, and our views. Nothing sours that sweet
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IRS Shutdown: What Taxpayers Should Know When the federal government experiences a funding lapse, one of the most visible effects is the closure of the Internal Revenue Service. In this
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| What Is Flood Insurance? In our last post, we explained how a government shutdown can affect the National Flood Insurance Program; now, let’s look at what flood insurance actually covers
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Closing Success During a Flood Insurance Lapse Closing Success During a Flood Insurance Lapse is possible with the right preparation and communication. While a lapse in flood insurance can cause
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