Guam § 1711 - Executor Who Removes From Guam: Filing of Statement of
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§ 1711. Executor Who Removes From Guam: Filing of Statement of
Permanent Address; Change of Address; Removal for Failure to
Comply.
(a) Any executor who removes from and resides without Guam shall
file in the proceedings relating to the estate of the decedent an original
statement signed and acknowledged by such executor, setting forth his
permanent address without Guam; and if such permanent address be
changed, such executor shall forthwith file in a like manner an original
statement of such change of address.
(b) Failure by an executor to comply with the provisions of
subsection (a) of this Section shall be cause for the revocation of his
letters.
Source: official Guam text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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