WILLS, TRUSTS, AND ADMINISTRATION OF ESTATES Descent and Distribution: Provide for the Vesting in the Heirs Subject to Divestment of Certain Interests in Real Property Owned by an Intestate Descendent; Provide for Vesting of Such Interests in an Administrator for the Benefit of the Heir and Creditors of the Decedent; Require the Assent of the Administrator for Revesting in the Heirs; Provide for Recovery of Possession from the Heirs by the Administrator in Certain Circumstances; Provide That an Order for Sale or Distribution After Notice is Conclusive Evidence

Authors

John PriceFollow

Document Type

Peach Sheet

Abstract

The Act repeals a portion of the 1998 Probate Code Revision and provides that any real property belonging to an intestate decedent vests immediately in the decedent's heirs at law. If an administrator is subsequently appointed, the real property will vest in the administrator for the benefit of the decedent's heirs and creditors. Title only revests in the heirs if the administrator assents.

Recommended Citation

John Price, WILLS, TRUSTS, AND ADMINISTRATION OF ESTATES Descent and Distribution: Provide for the Vesting in the Heirs Subject to Divestment of Certain Interests in Real Property Owned by an Intestate Descendent; Provide for Vesting of Such Interests in an Administrator for the Benefit of the Heir and Creditors of the Decedent; Require the Assent of the Administrator for Revesting in the Heirs; Provide for Recovery of Possession from the Heirs by the Administrator in Certain Circumstances; Provide That an Order for Sale or Distribution After Notice is Conclusive Evidence, 17 Ga. St. U. L. Rev. (2000).
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