Georgia Court of Appeals
In Re: Phyllis Moyer Maynor
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What the court decided
The legal issue was whether the probate court erred by dismissing a guardianship termination petition due to the lack of an affidavit as required by OCGA § 29-4-42 (b). The Georgia Court of Appeals held that because the petition lacked the mandatory affidavit, the trial court's dismissal without a hearing was correct and the judgment is AFFIRMED.
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