Georgia Code, Title 15, Chapter 9, Article 4 - Time, Place, and Procedure

• § 15-9-80 - Location of Office
  The judge of the probate court shall keep his office and all things belonging thereto at the county site and at the courthouse unless...
• § 15-9-81 - Additional Offices Authorized in Certain Counties
  (a) Notwithstanding any other law, in all counties having a population in excess of 400,000 according to the United States decennial census of 1990...
• § 15-9-82 - Place and Time for Holding Court
  The probate court shall be held at the place prescribed for the superior court or in the office of the judge of the probate...
• § 15-9-83 - Time for Transacting Business; Calendar
  The judge of the probate court may transact business at any time except Sundays and may close his office not more than one other...
• § 15-9-84 - Adjournments
  If, for any reason, the judge of the probate court fails to hold court at the regular term or at any special term or...
• § 15-9-85 - Adjournment by Appointed Person
  The judge of the probate court may appoint some fit and proper person to open and adjourn his court in the absence of an...
• § 15-9-86 - Petitions; Notice and Service Thereof
  Every application made to the judge of the probate court for the granting of any order shall be by petition in writing, stating the...
• § 15-9-86.1 - Citations and Responsive Pleadings in Certain Types of Proceedings
  (a) In any of the proceedings specified in this Code section with respect to which no citation is required to be published, notice of...
• § 15-9-87 - Contents of Order
  The order of the judge of the probate court or other documents in the record shall recite the names of the persons so notified...
• § 15-9-88 - Objections or Caveats to Order
  All objections or caveats to an order sought shall be in writing, setting forth the grounds of such caveat.
• § 15-9-89 - Amendment of Petition and Caveat
  The petition and caveat shall be amendable at all times and in every particular.
• § 15-9-90 - Forms for Probate Court; Local Alteration
  (a) The Supreme Court of Georgia is authorized to adopt rules governing the use of forms in the probate courts and standard forms to...

Last modified: October 14, 2016