Form 3 Final ICJE 2025

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The document is a detailed petition for Letters of Administration in the Probate Court of Georgia, outlining the process for appointing an administrator for the estate of a deceased individual who died intestate. It includes specific instructions for completing the petition, requirements for notifying heirs, and guidelines for administering the estate, including waiving bond and granting powers to the administrator. The document emphasizes the need for proper acknowledgment from heirs, factual information about heirs, and compliance with Georgia probate laws.

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Begin by entering the full name of the decedent in the designated field, ensuring accuracy as this is crucial for legal documentation.
Fill in the physical and mailing addresses of the petitioner(s) clearly. This information is essential for court communications.
In section three, list all heirs at law along with their age, address, and relationship to the decedent. Make sure to include any deceased heirs and their personal representatives if applicable.
Provide sufficient factual information in paragraph four to confirm that all heirs are accounted for. This may include details about any deceased heirs and their connections to the decedent.
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