An ancillary personal representative shall be subject to the laws of this state governing the administration of estates generally, except that by order of the probate court granted after notice to the persons known to have an interest in or claim against the estate in this state as an unsatisfied heir, beneficiary, or creditor residing in this state, the personal representative may be directed to:
History. Code 1981, § 53-5-41 , enacted by Ga. L. 1996, p. 504, § 10.
Structure Georgia Code
Title 53 - Wills, Trusts, and Administration of Estates
Article 5 - Foreign and Out-of-State Wills; Nondomiciliaries
§ 53-5-31. Requisites for Admission to Probate
§ 53-5-32. Effect of Admission to Probate
§ 53-5-33. Requisites for Admission to Ancillary Probate
§ 53-5-34. Effect of Admission to Ancillary Probate
§ 53-5-35. Muniments of Title to Realty
§ 53-5-37. Qualification of Executor or Administrator
§ 53-5-38. Distribution of Intestate Nondomiciliary’s Real Property
§ 53-5-39. Appointment of Administrator of Intestate Nondomiciliary’s Estate
§ 53-5-40. Notice Given by Ancillary Personal Representative