is georgia a communtiy property state?
605225
No.  There are nine:  Arizona, California, Idaho, Louisiana, Nevada, New Mexico, Texas, Washington, Wisconsin.  Try doing a Yahoo or Google search for "community property states."
337049
Wow, that's really sad. I would sign, but I think you do have to live in Georgia. When I go to sign it, it says "Eligible Signatories: Residents of Georgia".
188978
I think each State should take care of thier own property.  As far as leasing it to a foreign Country!!! NO!!!  It is our land, we take care of it ourselves!!!!  States should spend what money they do get from us and the Federal Government to take care of themselves instead of Blowing it!
211158
I live in Georgia, USA.
493220
Every state and municipality has statutes and regulations governing the landlord-tenant relationship.\n\nI didn't read your little essay because it wasn't a question.
1017300
You would probably go to the GA state government  or the GBI website and see if it can't be found there.  Or go to the specific county and look it up.  I live in Forsyth County, GA and we can go to this county and find out there.
1061024
I would be interested but im pretty sure that even though that you have the deed to the property doesnt the government have to make the final determination of whom can buy there.\nI remember something to that nature my ex saying.
127747
That area code goes to Georgia.
136021
Holding title to real property as Community Property is a type of ownership available to married couples only. There are currently nine states which offer Community Property status. These states are: Arizona, California, Idaho, Louisiana, Nevada, New Mexico, Texas, Washington and Wisconsin. The "marital property act" defined Wisconsin as a community-property state, but individual circumstances will dictate how this act is interpreted. \n\nThe property laws in these nine states look at property purchased during a marriage as community property and both husband and wife have an equal right to possess the property during their marriage. In some states, upon the death of either spouse, the surviving spouse automatically receive half of the community property. With community property, neither spouse may sell his or her own share. To transfer the property to someone else, both husband and wife must sign the deed. When one spouse dies and leaves no will, the surviving spouse may acquire the property, but unlike joint tenancy, either spouse may will his half interest to others if he or she so chooses. \n\nCommunity property laws may become complex, especially when dividing up assets upon a dissolution of the marriage. You may have heard of the divorced couple in which the ex husband filed for his share of the proceeds of the lottery winnings of his former wife. Apparently, his wife had won the lottery, while they were still married, and failed to tell her husband of her winnings. They then divorced and the wife did not reveal these lottery winnings as assets at the time of the dissolution. The husband found out some time later, filed for his share in court, and was awarded the full amount of the lottery money. This occurred in a Community Property state, where all assets of a married couple acquired during the marriage are considered "community property." If you have any doubts as to Community Property law in your state, you may want to consult with an attorney, to be certain what the implications are of holding title as community property.
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Do you mean in terms of ownership structuring? I posted links to the Secretary of State for each state, just in case that's what you're looking for.\n\nHope that helps! I wish you much success & happiness in all your ventures!
519300
Got me there, need to ask the State of Georgia about that.
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Fixed Territory- \nmeans state has its own boundary and international recognition\nPopulation- \nstate has its own people who living together\nGovernment- \nthere must be a recognized government that is responsible for the administration of its people\nSovereignty - \nhas it own sovereignty, which denotes independence both internally and externally.
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In Georgia yes they can.\n\nBut they still can not legally sign a rental agreement, buy a car and so on.  \n\nit is better to wait till you are 18 and out of high school
1019567
Any time someone asks who or what is best, the answers will only be someone else's opinion. One will say this is the best and another that is the best. I have no opinion on this matter because I've never been to Georgia State Law.
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http://www.sec.state.ma.us/cis/cismaf/maprof.htm\n\nIt's a state, the full name is "The Common Wealth of Mass." though.
613546
What would be important to know is if you live in a community property state. If you do, you can't do it on your own.
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Check this link:\n\nhttp://www.mindat.org/show.php?id=549&ld=1&pho=\n\nSearch for "Georgia", skip the first 2 instances (they are the country of Georgia, not the state!), the third one should be the state of Georgia (will come after Connecticut) and has a breakdown by county of where to find it. Hope this helps. Fun search!!