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My husband passed away 6 weeks ago. Filed will for probate where we live in Georgia. Received a document stating a guardian ad litem was appointed for my 3 (minor) children. Why is this since I am named guardian and executor under the terms of the will?

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by Judge Dreed on Jun 22, 2009 at 4:53 pm Permalink

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you must file the will with the court.If you have not it will go to the court as if he never had a will,or someone to care for the kids.
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