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Is an autopsy needed?
Is there a time limit to pursue a wrongful death and/or survival action claims?
Wrongful Death Claim
What is Georgia's wrongful death statute?
What is a wrongful death claim?
What is a survival action claim?
What is the difference between a wrongful death and estate claims?
Who can bring a wrongful death claim?
Do I need a will to bring a wrongful death claim?
Do I need an estate administrator to file a wrongful death case?
Is an estate administrator entitled to more damages in a wrongful death settlement?
Is an autopsy required to prove a wrongful death claim?
Can I sue for the death of an unborn child?
How are wrongful death damages proven?
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Decedent’s life expectancy
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Past earnings
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Potential future earnings
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Status of the decedent’s health before the accident
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The decedent’s contribution to the home
Is conscious pain and suffering recoverable for a wrongful death?
Can wrongful death damages be apportioned?
What are common defenses to wrongful death cases?
Can you get punitive damages in a wrongful death lawsuit?
What if the wrongful death beneficiaries don’t agree?
How is a settlement for a wrongful death claim divided?
Are wrongful death damages taxable?
Survival Action / Estate Claim
What is a survival action?
How is a survival action different from wrongful death?
Who can bring a survival action?
Are survival action damages taxable?
How is settlement for a Survival Action claim divided?
Probate
What is probate?
What is a personal representative?
What is the purpose of probate?
Can I file a lawsuit without an estate?
How is a personal representative selected?
Where can I obtain a copy of the will?
Where can I obtain a death certificate?
What does "intestate" mean?
What are the duties of a personal representative?
Is a personal representative entitled to a larger inheritance?
What if the deceased doesn't have a will?
How does the probate process work?
How long does probate usually take?
Why is probate actually required?
How much does probate cost?