Georgia Code, Title 29, Chapter 6 - Judges of Probate Courts As Custodians of Certain Funds

• § 29-6-1 - Judges of Probate Courts As Custodians of Certain Funds; Authority to Collect Debts
  The judges of the probate courts are, in their discretion, made the legal custodians and distributors of all moneys up to $15,000.00 due and...
• § 29-6-2 - Employment of Counsel; Payment of Counsel's Fees
  The judge of the probate court is authorized, in the judge's discretion, to employ counsel to bring an action to recover any amount due...
• § 29-6-3 - Record-Keeping Requirements of Probate Judge
  It shall be the duty of the judge of the probate court to keep a properly indexed complete record of all money received by...
• § 29-6-4 - Expenditure of Minor's Funds
  The judge of the probate court who, pursuant to Code Section 29-6-1, receives funds due and owing a minor or adult is authorized and...
• § 29-6-5 - Ordering of Conservatorship
  In appropriate cases, the judge of the probate court who holds property or funds pursuant to this chapter may order that a conservatorship be...
• § 29-6-6 - Requirement to Deposit Excess Funds in Fdic Insured Account
  When any funds due and owing a minor or adult come into the hands of the judge of the probate court and the funds...
• § 29-6-7 - Compensation of Judges
  The judges of the probate courts shall receive as compensation for their services under Code Section 29-6-1 the fee specified in subsection (j) of...
• § 29-6-8 - Bonding Requirements
  Judges of the probate courts shall be held accountable on their official bonds for the faithful discharge of their duties pursuant to Code Section...
• § 29-6-9 - Circumstances Under Which Custodial Property Shall Be Returned
  The judge shall turn over all custodial property held pursuant to this chapter to: (1) A conservator if the custodial funds exceed $15,000.00; (2)...

Last modified: October 14, 2016