What is the probate process for a will?

The probate process involves validating the will and distributing the estate according to its terms.

Who is the personal representative in probate?

The personal representative is the individual nominated to manage the estate and execute the will.

What happens after a will is admitted to probate?

The personal representative must take an oath and then can begin distributing the estate.

Will admitted to probate for Ramona Carmen Burnatte.

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Published: May 5, 2026 · yesterday
Category: Probate
Case #: 2026-ES-151

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What to do next

1
Contact the Probate Court
Reach out to the Carroll County Probate Court for any required documentation or questions.
2
Take the required Oath
The nominated personal representative must take the required Oath to qualify.
3
Disburse estate property
Disburse all property according to the terms of the Decedent's Will.

Frequently asked questions

What is the probate process for a will?: The probate process involves validating the will and distributing the estate according to its terms.
Who is the personal representative in probate?: The personal representative is the individual nominated to manage the estate and execute the will.
What happens after a will is admitted to probate?: The personal representative must take an oath and then can begin distributing the estate.

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Full Notice Text

IN THE PROBATE COURT 
OF CARROLL
STATE OF GEORGIA
 
EN RE: ESTATE OF
Ramona Carmen Burnatte
 
ESTATE NO. 2026-ES-151
 
ORDER ADMITTING WILL (AND CODICIL(S)) TO PROBATE IN SOLEMN FORM
 
Rachel Carmen Kempf was nominated personal representative(s) by the testator. The Court finds that the Decedent died domiciled within, or domiciled outside the State of Georgia but owning property within, the above county. The Court further finds that all of the heirs at law were served or acknowledged service. The Court further finds that no objection has been filed, and all requirements of law law have been fulfilled. The Court further finds that the propounded Will (is self-proving).
 
ACCORDINGLY, IT IS ORDERED that the Will dated March 24th, 2025 (“the Decedent's Will”); that the Will be admitted to record as proven in Solemn Form; and, that the nominated Executor(s) named above has/have leave to qualify as personal representative(s) by taking the required Oath, after which Letters Testamentary shall issue. The Clerk shall serve the personal representative(s) with copies of the Order and the letters upon qualification.
 
THE IS FURTHER ORDERED that the personal representative(s) shall disburse all property according to the terms of the Decedent's Will and shall maintain all records of income and disbursements until discharged by order of this Court.
 
SO ORDERED this 24th day of March, 2026.
 
Edith F. Haney
Judge of the Probate Court
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