Georgia Code, Title 23, Chapter 2, Article 5 - Administration of Assets Generally

• § 23-2-90 - Legal and Equitable Assets Defined; Rules of Distribution
  (a) Assets are either legal or equitable. Legal assets are such as may be reached by the ordinary process of law. Equitable assets are...
• § 23-2-91 - When Equity Will Interfere With Administration of Estates
  Equity will not interfere with the regular administration of estates, except upon: (1) Application of the representative: (A) For construction and direction; or (B)...
• § 23-2-92 - Application for Direction or Construction of Will
  In cases of difficulty in construing wills, in distributing estates, in ascertaining the persons entitled, or in determining under what law property should be...
• § 23-2-93 - Marshaling Assets of Decedent's Estate
  In all cases where legal difficulties arise as to the distribution of assets in payment of debts or where from any circumstances the ordinary...
• § 23-2-94 - Compelled Election in Marshaling Assets
  In marshaling assets, the court shall look to the equities of the creditors and, where cases arise for election, shall compel the parties to
• § 23-2-95 - Creditors' Petitions
  Creditors' petitions may be filed at the instance of any creditor, the privilege being extended to all to appear and become parties within a...
• § 23-2-96 - When Equitable Assets May Be Reached by Creditor
  Equitable assets may be reached by a creditor in every case where he shows that there is danger of not being satisfied out of...
• § 23-2-97 - Time Limit for Intervention in Case Disposing of Assets; Publication of Order
  (a) In all equity cases in which assets of either or both parties are being administered, marshaled, or otherwise disposed of by the court,...
• § 23-2-98 - Application of Joint and Individual Assets to Debts
  Joint assets shall be applied to joint debts, and individual assets to individual debts; but, when the joint assets are exhausted, the joint debts...

Last modified: October 14, 2016