Georgia § 53-5-30 Definitions

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§ 53-5-30 — Definitions

Georgia § 53-5-30

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O.C.G.A. § 53-5-30 (2026).

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For purposes of this article:

(1)"Domiciliary jurisdiction" is the jurisdiction outside this state in which a nondomiciliary is domiciled at death.

(2)"Foreign will" is the will of a nondomiciliary who dies while domiciled in a jurisdiction that is not a state or territory governed by the Constitution of the United States and who at death owns property located in this state or a cause of action the venue of which lies in this state.

(3)"Nondomiciliary" is a decedent who dies while domiciled in a jurisdiction that is outside this state.

(4)"Out-of-state will" is the will of a nondomiciliary who dies while domiciled in a state or territory that is governed by the Constitution of the United States and who at death owns property located in this state or a cause of action the venue of which

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For purposes of this article: (1) "Domiciliary jurisdiction" is the jurisdiction outside this state in which a nondomiciliary is domiciled at death. (2) "Foreign will" is the will of a nondomiciliary who dies while domiciled in a jurisdiction that is not a state or territory governed by the Constitution of the United States and who at death owns property located in this state or a cause of action the venue of which lies in this state. (3) "Nondomiciliary" is a decedent who dies while domiciled in a jurisdiction that is outside this state. (4) "Out-of-state will" is the will of a nondomiciliary who dies while domiciled in a state or territory that is governed by the Constitution of the United States and who at death owns property located in this state or a cause of action the venue of which lies in this state.