Willig v. Shelnutt

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• funds in joint account belonged to survivor, not estate of the co-party, where estate failed to rebut the OCGA § 7-1-813 (a) presumption with clear and convincing evidence of a different intention at the time the joint accounts were created
• funds in joint account belonged to survivor, not estate of the co-party, where estate failed to rebut the OCGA § 7-1-813 (a) presumption with clear and convincing evidence of a different intention at the time the joint accounts were created

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