Probate-Focused
Multi-State Probate Practice
A Clear Legal Team
Administration & Litigation
Probate Help Across Georgia and Tennessee
Our Practices
Guardian Probate Law Group serves families and fiduciaries throughout Georgia and Tennessee. Choose your state to meet the local team, explore available services, and find state-specific probate resources.
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How Guardian Probate Law Group Can Help with Your Probate Case
Probate, estate, trust, and fiduciary matters frequently involve serious decisions, deadlines, and private family issues. Our probate attorneys help you better understand your options, move forward with a plan, and protect your rights and interests.
Estate Administration
Sorting out your loved one’s estate can be highly challenging. Count on our legal team to help with probate filings, assets, debts, and distribution management, while reducing potential pitfalls and unwanted delays.
Trust Administration
Understand and fulfill your trustee duties with confidence. GPLG provides the legal guidance you need to navigate the trust terms, manage assets properly, make informed decisions, handle distributions, and communicate with beneficiaries.
Trust Litigation and Disputes
Trust disputes can involve inquiries about trust assets, fiduciary duties, distributions, accountings, or whether a trustee is handling the trust properly.
Our probate attorneys help clients evaluate the facts, understand the legal implications, and move forward with a strategy focused on the trust, the client’s goals, the evidence, and court requirements.
Estate Litigation and Disputes
Estate disputes can involve will contests, fiduciary misconduct, asset conflicts, inheritance disputes, and accounting issues. GPLG assists clients in evaluating what is happening, understanding their options, and choosing an appropriate strategy.
Conservatorship & Guardianship
When a loved one doesn’t have capacity, or when there are concerns about their ability to manage some personal affairs, protection might be necessary. Our legal team provides guidance and assistance through the court process, appointment requirements, and the responsibilities that come with serving as a guardian or conservator.
Out-of-State Probate
Managing probate in another state may involve additional practical challenges. Guardian Probate Law Group provides local legal guidance and helps out-of-state families oversee court filings, deadlines, and estate obligations from a distance.
Testimonials
These testimonials were originally provided to Georgia Probate Law Group, now part of Guardian Probate Law Group, and relate to matters handled in Georgia.
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About Guardian Probate Law Group (GPLG)
Built Exclusively for What Comes After a Death
Probate attorney Erik J. Broel founded Guardian Probate Law Group in Georgia in 2009. Today, it is a multi-state probate-focused law firm serving clients in Georgia and Tennessee.
Probate, estate, trust, and fiduciary matters are not just one part of our practice. They are what GPLG was built around.


That work can look very different from one matter to the next. Some cases involve court filings, assets, creditors, and distributions. Others involve fiduciary duties, contested decisions, family conflict, disputed assets, or concerns about whether an estate or trust is being handled properly.
Whether the matter is straightforward, complicated, or contested, GPLG brings a clear, practical, and strategic approach to the issues involved.
Our focus is simple: understand what is at stake, clarify the situation, and work to ensure the estate, trust, or fiduciary matter is handled properly.
Meet the Guardian Probate Law Group Team
Our Georgia and Tennessee attorneys and legal professionals work together to help families, fiduciaries, heirs, and beneficiaries navigate probate, estate and trust administration, and contested matters after a death.
Who do we help
Understand Your Role, Your Rights, and Your Next Steps
Heirs & Beneficiaries
Heirs and beneficiaries often seek legal help when they worry the estate/trust is being handled correctly, have unanswered questions, or distributions are delayed.
Executors & Administrators / Personal Representatives
Executors and administrators may need legal advice on their responsibilities and fiduciary duties, such as opening an estate, managing assets correctly, communicating with heirs, or making distributions.
Trustees and Other Fiduciaries
Fiduciaries and trustees may seek legal guidance to understand their duties, address beneficiary concerns, handle assets correctly, or resolve conflicts among the parties involved.
Creditors of the Estate
Creditors may need legal assistance when filing a claim against an estate, protecting their payment rights, or navigating probate requirements and deadlines that can affect whether a claim is recognized.
Out-of-State Family
Out-of-state family members usually seek local legal help when the probate process takes place in another state, court requirements are difficult to manage from a distance, or if travel is required.
Surviving Spouse
Surviving spouses usually seek legal guidance when they are unsure about their inheritance rights, when disputes over assets or property arise, or when they are not mentioned in a will.
Conservators and Guardians
Conservators and guardians often need legal support when seeking appointment, managing fiduciary duties, making critical decisions, or staying on top of legal responsibilities.
































