Georgia § 29-3-110 Transfer of jurisdiction in event minor has permanently moved; determining minor's residential status; filings

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§ 29-3-110 — Transfer of jurisdiction in event minor has permanently moved; determining minor's residential status; filings

Georgia § 29-3-110

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O.C.G.A. § 29-3-110 (2026).

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(a)A conservator may petition the Georgia court which has jurisdiction over the conservatorship to transfer the conservatorship to a foreign court of competent jurisdiction if the minor has moved permanently to the foreign jurisdiction.

(b)The minor may be presumed to have moved permanently to the foreign jurisdiction if:

(1)The minor has resided in the foreign jurisdiction for more than 12 consecutive months;

(2)The conservator notifies the court that the minor will move or has moved permanently to the foreign jurisdiction; or (3) A foreign court of competent jurisdiction notifies the court of the filing of a petition for conservatorship for the minor in the foreign jurisdiction.

(c)To facilitate the transfer of conservatorship the court may order the conservator to file a petition f

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(a) A conservator may petition the Georgia court which has jurisdiction over the conservatorship to transfer the conservatorship to a foreign court of competent jurisdiction if the minor has moved permanently to the foreign jurisdiction. (b) The minor may be presumed to have moved permanently to the foreign jurisdiction if: (1) The minor has resided in the foreign jurisdiction for more than 12 consecutive months; (2) The conservator notifies the court that the minor will move or has moved permanently to the foreign jurisdiction; or (3) A foreign court of competent jurisdiction notifies the court of the filing of a petition for conservatorship for the minor in the foreign jurisdiction. (c) To facilitate the transfer of conservatorship the court may order the conservator to file a petition for receipt and acceptance of the conservatorship in the foreign jurisdiction. (d) If the foreign jurisdiction does not have a procedure for receiving and accepting a foreign conservatorship, the court may order the conservator to file a petition for conservatorship in the foreign jurisdiction.