Georgia § 19-3-65 Powers of superior court judge in appointing and removing trustees and protecting trust estate

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§ 19-3-65 — Powers of superior court judge in appointing and removing trustees and protecting trust estate

Georgia § 19-3-65

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O.C.G.A. § 19-3-65 (2026).

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Subject to Code Sections 15-9-127 , 23-1-4 , and 53-12-6 , the judge of the superior court of the county of a spouse's domicile may at any time, upon petition, exercise equitable powers in appointing, removing, or substituting trustees or in granting any order for the protection of the trust estate, exercising a wise discretion as to the terms on which the appointment shall be made or on which the order shall be granted.

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Subject to Code Sections 15-9-127 , 23-1-4 , and 53-12-6 , the judge of the superior court of the county of a spouse's domicile may at any time, upon petition, exercise equitable powers in appointing, removing, or substituting trustees or in granting any order for the protection of the trust estate, exercising a wise discretion as to the terms on which the appointment shall be made or on which the order shall be granted.