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What is considered a small estate in GA?

In Georgia, if you die with less than $10,000 in a bank account, a family member, or legal heir, may obtain a simplified small estate affidavit from the Probate Court to gain access to this account. Beyond this small estate provision, most Wills will go through one type of formal probate process.

What is the small estate limit in Georgia?

In Georgia, summary probate offers a simplified probate procedure for estates of individuals who die without a will and with less than $10,000 in their bank accounts.

What is a small estate in GA?

A small estate affidavit is a process used in some states to allow an estate to bypass the probate process. It is typically used when the estate has little to no assets, and few if any debts.

What is the Georgia executor fee?

53-6-60(b), the executors commission is 2.5 percent of all funds received by the estate and 2.5 percent of all funds paid out of the estate; such commission on the amounts flowing through the estate are the executors as a matter of statutory right.

Does Georgia use small estate affidavit?

A small estate affidavit is a process used in some states to allow an estate to bypass the probate process. It is typically used when the estate has little to no assets, and few if any debts. Unfortunately, we do not have a small estate affidavit in Georgia. As a result, this is not a process we can use.

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