Georgia Code, Title 53, Chapter 5, Article 2 - Common Form

• § 53-5-15 - Common or Solemn Form
  Probate of a will may be in common form or in solemn form or both.
• § 53-5-16 - Conclusiveness; Persons Protected If Set Aside
  (a) The probate of a will in common form is not conclusive upon anyone interested in the estate adversely to the will except as...
• § 53-5-17 - Procedure
  (a) A will may be proved in common form upon the testimony of a single subscribing witness and without notice to anyone. If the...
• § 53-5-18 - Court Order
  The order to probate a will in common form may be granted by the probate court at any time.
• § 53-5-19 - When Conclusive Upon Parties in Interest
  Probate in common form shall become conclusive upon all parties in interest four years from the time of probate, except upon minor heirs who...

Last modified: October 14, 2016