What happens if I cannot act temporarily or I am away for an extended time?
It is possible to name an alternate trustee. The person proposed as the alternate must give consent in writing to act in the event of the death or temporary absence of the trustee. In the case of a temporary absence, the trustee must give written authorization to the alternate trustee to act. Once authorized to act, the alternate trustee has the same powers and authority as the trustee. If the trustee has died, the alternate trustee must notify the Clerk of the Court in writing of the death and send in a certified copy of the death certificate of the previous trustee.
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October
1996 |