How do I get to read a will of my father who has passed away one year ago

If your father's Will was offered for probate, then you should have received a copy. If for some reason you didn't receive a copy, but it was admitted to probate anyhow, you can get a copy from the probate court. Go to the courthouse or call the probate court, give them your father's name and date of death, and find out what, if any, documents they have in the probate court file and how best to go about getting copies of the documents in the file.   If your father's Will was not offered for probate, the person who held the original was supposed to file it with the probate court for informational purposes. While that doesn't always happen as it should (it is required by Georgia law), it may have happened. When you call the court to ask about copies of any probate file, if they tell you there isn't one, then you can also ask if they have received anything for informational purposes only. You may or may not be able to get a copy in that case, however: if a Will has not been admitted to probate it doesn't actually have any legal effect, and so it may not be a public record at that point.   Also- if you know the name of the attorney who prepared it, you may be able to find her or someone who took over her clients if she died or retired, and they may have a copy that you can see.   There is no single place where Wills are stored, and they do not have to be recorded before their authors pass on, so it is not always possible to find a Will after someone dies. In that case, Georgia law often presumes that the person who wrote the Will later destroyed it, intending to revoke it.   Best wishes with your search, and please accept my condolences on the loss of your father.