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§ 53-7-51 — Discharge when funds unclaimed

Georgia § 53-7-51
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O.C.G.A. § 53-7-51 (2026).

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If funds are in the hands of the personal representative and no person claims such funds, the probate court may nevertheless grant a discharge.

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