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• curprev 18:0918:09, 7 September 2026 CharlaGil1661 talk contribs 5,338 bytes +5,338 Created page with "Yes. Georgia law allows parents to file a wrongful death claim if their child died unmarried and without children. If there are no parents, the personal representative of the estate may bring a claim on behalf of next of kin.<br><br>Once the evidence is in hand, your lawyer calculates the full value of your claim and begins negotiations. This is where having a [https://punbb.skynettechnologies.us/profile.php?id=488594 federal charges lawyer burbank] can make a major diff..."