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Myth #3: “I Don’t Need A Will (Nor Does My Spouse) Because My Spouse Inherits Everything …. Right?

Myth #3: “I Don’t Need A Will (Nor Does My Spouse) Because My Spouse Inherits Everything …. Right?

Jul 17, 2026

One of the most common misconceptions I hear from married women is, "Everything will just go to my husband if something happens to me." While that may sound reasonable, it isn't always how Georgia law works. Many people assume that being married automatically means a...

Myth #1: “I Don’t Need a Will Because I’m Not Wealthy.”

Myth #1: “I Don’t Need a Will Because I’m Not Wealthy.”

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One of the biggest misconceptions I hear from women is, "I don't have enough to need a will." Maybe you're raising children, building your career, recently divorced, starting over, or simply living comfortably without what you would consider significant wealth. You...

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