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Rockdale County Probate Judge Charles Mays To Offer “Ask The Attorney” Sessions For Rockdale County Citizens

Rockdale County Probate Judge, Charles K. Mays, has announced that his office will offer Ask The Attorney sessions. These sessions will offer Rockdale County residents the opportunity to sit…

Rockdale County Probate Judge Charles Mays To Offer “Ask The Attorney” Sessions For Rockda
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Charles-Mays_enlargedRockdale County Probate Judge, Charles K. Mays, has announced that his office will offer Ask The Attorney sessions.  These sessions will offer Rockdale County residents the opportunity to sit down with an attorney to get their probate questions answered.

Judge Mays said that, “Many people are facing situations that are new to them, such as probating a will, serving as the executor of an estate, or becoming the guardian of a loved one, and they have many unanswered questions.  The Ask The Attorney sessions will allow these individuals to sit down, with a licensed attorney, to get their questions answered.”

The Ask The Attorney sessions will be offered on the 2nd Tuesday of each month, starting October 14, 2014.  These sessions take place at the Probate Office; from 1:00PM – 4:00PM (by appointment only), and are free to the public; with each individual receiving a 30 minute session with the attorney.

Those seeking to schedule an appointment or needing more information, should contact the Probate Office, at 770-278-7700, and ask for Deborah Anderson.

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