Appointment, Compensation, and Removal of Trustees Flashcards

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Appointment of a Trustee

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S may appoint or grant power to appoint to others (usually B’s)
Court will fill vacancies if not provided for in the will.

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A designated person accepts trusteeship by

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substantially complying w/ a method of acceptance listed in the trust instrument.

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How may a trustee resign?

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As described in trust instrument OR by permission of the c

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How to remove a trustee

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  1. in accordance w/ trust instrument OR

2. upon petition by the court of any interest party showing good cause

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Compensation of Trustee

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Entitled to R comp for services rendered. Look to trust instrument

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Types of Express Trusts

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  1. pour-over wills
  2. charitable trusts
  3. Honorary Trust
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Charitable trusts are

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  1. favored by law
  2. liberally construed
  3. tax exempt and RAP
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Charitable trusts may not be revoked or modified by S unless:

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S has reserved power to do so

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who enforces charitable trusts?

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Attorney General

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Cy Pres doctrine is applicable in situations in which the specific charitable purpose intended by the settlor:

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  1. Has already been accomplished
  2. no longer may be accomplished
  3. some other change in circumstances render it inpracticable to administer the trust as provided by the settlor
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Honorary Trusts are

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Special types of charitable trusts, where the purpose as expressed by S is normally unenforceable b/c no IDable B or no IDable public benefit.

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