Georgia Code - Guardian and Ward - Title 29, Section 29-2-4

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(a) Every parent, by will, may nominate a testamentary guardian for the parent́s minor child.

(b) Unless the minor has another living parent, upon probate of the parent́s will, letters of guardianship shall be issued to the individual nominated in the will who shall serve as testamentary guardian without notice or hearing provided that the individual is willing to serve.

(c) A testamentary guardian shall not be required to give bond or security. In all other respects a testamentary guardian shall have the same rights, powers, and duties as a permanent guardian appointed by the court.

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