Do Wills Avoid Probate? | 3 Easy Strategies You Can Use

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Do Wills Avoid Probate?
Most people think having a will means you skip probate. It doesn’t. A will guarantees probate.

In this video, we break down what really happens when someone with a will dies — and how your family still ends up in court. Then we walk through smarter, cleaner ways to keep your assets out of probate completely.

We cover real-world steps that investors, parents, and homeowners can use today to keep properties, money, and control in the family, not in court.

You’ll learn:
The hidden risk of relying on a will — and how it traps your family in probate court
How to keep real estate out of probate using joint ownership or a transfer-on-death deed
What accounts (like retirement and life insurance) pass outside of probate, and how to mess that up
Why a revocable trust is the cleanest way to protect your spouse and pass wealth to your kids — without chaos

This video is for:
Anyone who thinks a will is enough. Especially if you own property, have kids, or want your spouse to avoid court and confusion when you’re gone. If you’re building wealth and want it to stay in the family, watch this.

Want to Go Deeper?
If you want a full walkthrough of how to avoid probate, protect your spouse, and make sure your children inherit what you intend under Georgia law, watch the free webinar here:
https://www.thehivelaw.com/webinar/

Need Personalized Help?
Every blended family situation is different. If you want help structuring this correctly based on your assets and family dynamics, book a free strategy call here:
https://www.thehivelaw.com/schedule/

Disclaimer
This content is for general educational purposes only and is not legal advice. Estate planning laws vary by state and by individual circumstances. You should speak with a qualified Georgia estate planning attorney about your specific situation.