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Title 29 - Guardian and Ward (Chs. 1 — 11)
Chapter 7 - Veterans Affairs Guardians (§§ 29-7-1 — 29-7-18)
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Editor’s notes.Ga. L. 2004, p. 161, § 16, not codified by the General Assembly, provides, in part: “all appointments of guardians of the person or property made pursuant to former Title 29 shall continue in effect and shall thereafter be governed by the provisions of this Act.”
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- § 29-7-1. Definitions
- § 29-7-2. Proceedings involving secretary or department as a party in interest; notice
- § 29-7-3. Manner of appointment
- § 29-7-4. Appointment for mentally incompetent ward; authority of court
- § 29-7-5. Appointment for minor
- § 29-7-6. Notice
- § 29-7-7. Petition for appointment; preferences
- § 29-7-8. Qualifications
- § 29-7-9. Eligibility for service; discharge
- § 29-7-10. Bond requirements; discharge of surety on bond
- § 29-7-11. Investment of surplus funds
- § 29-7-12. Expenditure of ward’s estate; insurance; title to new property
- § 29-7-13. Annual accounting requirements
- § 29-7-14. Failure to file an annual accounting
- § 29-7-15. Compensation; reimbursement for premium on bond
- § 29-7-16. Discharge upon death, age of majority, or competency of ward; role of county guardian
- § 29-7-17. Application of other laws; right to appeal
- § 29-7-18. Construction
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