Forms

Form: Renunciation From Executorship

If the person named as Executor in a Last Will and Testament does not wish to serve, most Probate Court require that he or she file a renunciation from executorship (if the named executor is deceased, file a copy of his or her death certificate). The following form is not an official form, but it can be used in most Probate Courts for this purpose.

Source: Cobb County Probate Court

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