Georgia § 29-3-20 Rights of minor; effect on testamentary capacity

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§ 29-3-20 — Rights of minor; effect on testamentary capacity

Georgia § 29-3-20

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O.C.G.A. § 29-3-20 (2026).

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(a)In every conservatorship, the minor has the right to:

(1)A qualified conservator who acts in the best interest of the minor;

(2)A conservator who is reasonably accessible to the minor;

(3)Have the minor's property utilized as necessary to provide adequately for the minor's support, care, education, health, and welfare; and (4) Individually or through the minor's representative or legal counsel, bring an action relating to the conservatorship.

(b)The appointment of a conservator is not a determination that an individual who is 14 years of age or older lacks testamentary capacity.

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(a) In every conservatorship, the minor has the right to: (1) A qualified conservator who acts in the best interest of the minor; (2) A conservator who is reasonably accessible to the minor; (3) Have the minor's property utilized as necessary to provide adequately for the minor's support, care, education, health, and welfare; and (4) Individually or through the minor's representative or legal counsel, bring an action relating to the conservatorship. (b) The appointment of a conservator is not a determination that an individual who is 14 years of age or older lacks testamentary capacity.