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The Act repeals a portion of the 1998 Probate Code Revision and provides that any real property belo...
The Act provides for the termination of otherwise irrevocable trusts which have become economically ...
In our mobile society, ownership of property in Georgia by nonresidents is increasing. Few, if any, ...
A a comprehensive guide to the administration of estates, including forms designed to set forth the ...
A practical treatise on the law of wills and the administration of estates in Georgia. This edition ...
This Article describes the significant Georgia cases and legislation from the period of June 1, 2006...
The Acts provide for changes to the Georgia law of wills. HB 157 provides that the residence of dece...
This article is the latest in a series of articles written by this author for the Mercer Law Review ...
This survey period saw the enactment of Georgia\u27s first comprehensive trust code, the enactment o...
Most of the recent Georgia cases dealing with this subject adhere to age-old rules. The manner in wh...
The Act changes existing law to allow probate judges in all Georgia counties to appoint assistant co...
The Act reorganizes Georgia trust law and codifies many common law principles that were previously r...
Georgia Trusts and Trustees provides guidance for acting as a trustee in Georgia, lays out the full ...
The Act ensures that wills lost during the testator\u27s lifetime will be treated in the same manner...
This Article discusses significant cases decided by the Georgia Court of Appeals during the period o...
The Act repeals a portion of the 1998 Probate Code Revision and provides that any real property belo...
The Act provides for the termination of otherwise irrevocable trusts which have become economically ...
In our mobile society, ownership of property in Georgia by nonresidents is increasing. Few, if any, ...
A a comprehensive guide to the administration of estates, including forms designed to set forth the ...
A practical treatise on the law of wills and the administration of estates in Georgia. This edition ...
This Article describes the significant Georgia cases and legislation from the period of June 1, 2006...
The Acts provide for changes to the Georgia law of wills. HB 157 provides that the residence of dece...
This article is the latest in a series of articles written by this author for the Mercer Law Review ...
This survey period saw the enactment of Georgia\u27s first comprehensive trust code, the enactment o...
Most of the recent Georgia cases dealing with this subject adhere to age-old rules. The manner in wh...
The Act changes existing law to allow probate judges in all Georgia counties to appoint assistant co...
The Act reorganizes Georgia trust law and codifies many common law principles that were previously r...
Georgia Trusts and Trustees provides guidance for acting as a trustee in Georgia, lays out the full ...
The Act ensures that wills lost during the testator\u27s lifetime will be treated in the same manner...
This Article discusses significant cases decided by the Georgia Court of Appeals during the period o...
The Act repeals a portion of the 1998 Probate Code Revision and provides that any real property belo...
The Act provides for the termination of otherwise irrevocable trusts which have become economically ...
In our mobile society, ownership of property in Georgia by nonresidents is increasing. Few, if any, ...