My biological father died a few years back. How can I find out if he left a will or land to me. When he was alive he stated that he had a policy.

Please accept my condolences on your loss. You can find out whether your biological father had a Will or not by contacting the probate court for the Georgia county where he had his principal residence (sounds like it was Forsyth) and asking whether there is a probate file for him. You'll need to give his name and date of death. You can also have someone search the deed records for any county where there may have been land to see if any property was in your father's name and, if so, what happened to it after his death. Unfortunately, however, if he had a Will and left everything to his wife, then the assets became hers and she was free to do whatever she liked with them at her own death (and if she didn't have a Will, the assets would go to her heirs, not to her late spouse's children). If he didn't have a Will, then one question is what happened with regard to his probate estate: if his surviving wife made a successful year's support claim, she may have received everything anyhow. Also, if he had no Will, then only his wife and his other children would legally have been entitled to any share of his probate estate. When you were adopted by your adoptive father, the legal relationship between you and your biological father was completed severed, and you would not be one of his heirs. If he had a life insurance policy that actually designated you as a beneficiary, the insurance company should have contacted you directly. If you didn't get any such contact, then you may not have been a beneficiary at all under the policy. There's not much you can do about that unless you can get someone to tell you the insurance company name and policy number. Best wishes to you.