my grandfather pass march 9, 2019 how would i get information his will i believe my family sign documents in my name

Please accept my condolences on the loss of your grandfather. In order to find out what, if anything, has been filed in a probate court in Georgia, you can contact the court directly and ask them what you need to send in order to get a copy of the file. You will need to contact the probate court for the Georgia county in which your grandfather had his main residence, give them his name and the date of his death, and ask them if there is a probate file open for him. If there is, then ask them how much it would be to get a copy of the file and what you need to do to request one. Once you get that, you'll know what was filed, if anything. If it looks like someone forged your name, then you need to contact an attorney who works with estate litigation in Georgia and find out more about your options for dealing with that issue. However, if your grandfather owned most or all of his assets either jointly with others, as joint tenants with rights of survivorship, or if there were beneficiary designations on assets that he did not own jointly with someone else, then there may not be any probate file, as probate may not have been needed. And, even if there was a probate, there could be substantial assets that were owned jointly under a right of survivorship or that passed to others under beneficiary designations. This means that a probate file by itself may not give you a complete picture of what he owned and how it passed. If you really think you may have been a beneficiary or an heir, and if you aren't sure that your rights are being protected, then hire an attorney who works with probate matters. The attorney can give you your options and help make sure that you find out as much as you can about whatever rights and interests you might have. Best wishes to you.

When a Will is submitted for probate, it becomes a public document.  Check with the probate court clerk in the county in which your grandfather died.  Some counties have the records online. If something, such as a life insurance policy, passed outside the Will, you must contact the company directly.  It will only speak with you if you are a named beneficiary.