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Georgia law does not require you to probate a Will. In some cases, probate may be unnecessary to transfer your deceased loved ones property.
Non-probate assets are those that do not require a courts involvement during the probate process, allowing for a smoother and quicker transfer to beneficiaries. These assets can include life insurance policies, retirement accounts, and properties held in joint tenancy, among others.
The petition to probate will in common form is used in order to quickly appoint an executor to represent an estate without having to provide notification to anybody.
Probate assets are possessions either titled solely in the deceaseds name or have a shared interest with another party (but without survivorship on the title). Examples of probate assets are: Bank accounts that are owned solely by the loved one. Life insurance policies with no beneficiary designation.
Some examples of probate assets can be: bank account owned solely by the loved one and did not have a designated beneficiary, POD, or TOD on the account. life insurance policies with no beneficiary designation. cars, recreational vehicles, and motorcycles that are solely owned by the deceased.
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Here are the steps the executor needs to take: Get the Death Certificate: Get 5+ copies of the Death Certificate. Find the Will: Find the deceaseds will and related documents. File the Petition: Submit the will and file the Probate Petition. Appoint an Executor: Get Letters of Testamentary from the court.

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