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Probate | How long does a family have to claim a deceased person's inheritance before the state takes the assets?

If no heirs appear, a court proceeding begins that can end with the assets being distributed to a county education agency.

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Probate | How long does a family have to claim a deceased person's inheritance before the state takes the assets?
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If no heirs appear, a court proceeding begins that can end with the assets being distributed to a county education agency.

  • Section 53-2-51 of the Official Code of Georgia Annotated (O.C.G.A), within the article dedicated to escheat or reversion of property to the State...
  • According to section 53-2-51(b)(1) of the Georgia Code, that date must be set at least 60 days after the summons is issued
  • This procedure is known as escheat, a legal term that section 53-2-50 of the Georgia Code defines as the reversion of property to the State when no heirs appear to claim it and there is no other applicable provision by...
  • In the case regulated by section 53-2-51, the rule specifically states that the assets are distributed to the county education board

If no heirs appear, a court proceeding begins that can end with the assets being distributed to a county education agency.

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