Property Ownership
In Georgia, when a person dies with a valid will (testate), their real property passes:
AA. Directly to the state until probate is complete
BB. According to the terms of the will through the probate process✓ Correct
CC. To the surviving spouse automatically
DD. To the county until heirs claim it
Explanation
When a Georgia property owner dies with a valid will (testate), their real property passes to the named beneficiaries through the probate process. The executor or administrator manages distribution according to the will's terms.
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