Sentences with phrase «public trustee»

You will need to check with your local Public Trustee.

The states and territories differ in terms of what a power of attorney can do, so it's best to check with your local Public Trustee.

Years ago, when I was Public Trustee in Saskatchewan, I was asked to approve a settlement of a personal injury action on behalf of a child, in which the settlement amount was reduced by the amount of the parents» contributory negligence.

Effective April 1, 2014, Manitoba's Public Trustee Act is repealed and replaced with The Public Guardian and Trustee Act (C.C.S.M. c.P205).

Divided into: i) civil and, ii) criminal divisions and hears appeals: i) from decision in the High Court and County Courts and, ii) against convictions or sentences passed by the Crown Court, (see also Public Trustee Monies held in Court, in the name of the Accountant General, for suitors, minors, Court of Protection patients etc)

Other Public Trustees may only exempt you from charges if you are a pensioner or aged over 60.

Quoting from another decision in a case called Public Trustee of British Columbia (Price Estate) v. Price, the court reiterated:

On the other hand, the civil law professional breakdown includes this split and more subprofessions of legal professionals as well (e.g. civil law notaries are basically hybrids of a transactional lawyer and a clerk and recorder / probate registrar / state secretary of state / public trustee in the U.S.).

However, in Colorado, the lender must submit proof of default to a public trustee, who will oversee the foreclosure process.

However, N13, 950, 782, as death benefits payment was facilitated through the Office of Administrator General and Public Trustee to beneficiaries.

I recently filed an emergency Chapter 13 case here in Colorado Springs for a client whose rental property was scheduled to be sold at the Public Trustee sale the following morning.

As long as the Bankruptcy case is filed before the last publication date, after the Bankruptcy Court lifts the Automatic Stay, the lender will have to file a new foreclosure case, with a public trustee sale date about 120 days later.

The Public Trustee can help you make your will.

You can also contact the Public Trustee in your state or territory.

Check with the Public Trustee in your state or territory.

Some Public Trustees will not charge to prepare or update your will, but only if they act as the executor of your will.

If you don't have a will, the Public Trustee in your state or territory will decide how to give out your assets, based on the laws in your state or territory for people who die intestate.

If retirement asset accumulation took place within a single public fund and if the public fund owned shares in thousands of companies, Congress or public trustees would have to decide how these shares should be voted.

You will need to contact the public trustee in the state where the money is held.

However, if you are concerned about memory loss, or someone close to you has been diagnosed with dementia or another form of memory impairment, it is important to acknowledge the issue and obtain legal advice, or consult the Public Trustee, to help you create or update your will.

Alternatively, it could be an independent person, such as the Public Trustee, or your solicitor.

There appeared to a mix - up between the instructions given by the Public Trustee's office to the lawyer for three infant plaintiffs.

In British Columbia (Public Trustee) v Batiuk, 14 E.T.R. (2d) 18, Vickers, J. set aside an ex parte order obtained by the Public Trustee that required a patient to submit to examination by a geriatric psychiatrist.

A940325, April 26, 1999, Mr. Justice Henderson declined to make any award for costs where the Public Trustee had asked for special costs payable from the estate, where a novel application had been made and presented to the court that was something akin to a «test case».

Kennedy's client, Maurice Stoney, brought an application in 1985 Sawridge Trust v Alberta (Public Trustee), 2017 to be added as a beneficiary of a trust set up for members of the Sawridge Band along with 10 other brothers and sisters.

As written, you haven't named one: in most jurisdictions this makes the government's Public Trustee the executor.

Soon afterward, the Public Trustee of Manitoba was appointed as his Committee.

In the case of an infant's claim, any settlement must be approved by the Public Guardian and Trustee, and in the case of settlements over $ 50,000, the Public Trustee reviews the proposed settlement and makes recommendations to the Court as to the appropriateness of the settlement, including any legal fees if the infant has a lawyer, and the Court makes the final decision on the matter.

Most governments have a public trustee who will do this stuff for a fee.

Under the current Act, costs may not be awarded against the Public Trustee when it represents a defendant without success, but has acted reasonably and in good faith.

Provisions in The Court of Queen's Bench Surrogate Practice Act that relate to the administration of estates by the Public Trustee and are no longer used, or are provided for elsewhere, are repealed.

Advising on alleged breaches of trust by trustees of a landed estate, involving dealings with the Public Trustee under the Public Trustee Act 2006 and issues of the correct apportionment of expenditure between capital and income.

The Office of the Public Trustee always has to approve or oversee all such infant settlements before any funds will be paid by ICBC.

The process for children in injury cases is different because all of these settlements, in one form or another, involve a third party: «The Office of the Public Trustee of British Columbia» and sometimes even COURT approval.

As indicated the Office of the Public Trustee in B.C. will always be involved in the approval process for child settlements.

For a complete guide to determine the extent of the involvement of the Office of the Public Trustee in B.C. in the Child settlement process.

The Office of the Public Trustee in B.C. thereafter will provide their approval comments or directions to the lawyer.

Though the Office of the Public Trustee in B.C. is there to help oversee the settlement process and grant approval where they deem it is necessary, often times they can act more as a hindrance to the settlement process as they had yet another lawyer of «red tape» and complications to the infant injury settlement process.

In brief the law in British Columbia regarding infant settlements suggests that any settlement that is made between the injured child's lawyer and ICBC or any insured for that matter must meet the strict approval standard of the Office of the Public Trustee in B.C. Your infant settlement lawyer must make written submissions to the Office of the Public Trustee in B.C. and include any necessary medical (and other) materials along with an application fee.

Though there are provisions in place to ensure that the parents can access settlement or court awards in unique circumstances (which can be explained to you by our lawyer at Butler & Company) the Office of the Public Trustee in B.C. is the party who not only has a hand in determining whether (and indeed the amount of) the proceeds can be disseminated to parents and guardians of an injured child.

In cases where the Office of the Public Trustee in B.C. contests a proposed settlement a party must sometimes seek a Court Order to have the settlement approved.

«In my opinion Ms. Kennedy's conduct raises the question of whether she is a suitable representative for Maurice Stoney, and whether the proper administration of justice requires that Ms. Kennedy should be removed from this litigation,» Thomas wrote in his decision in 1985 Sawridge Trust v. Alberta (Public Trustee), 2017.

The Bills are: the Constitution of the Republic of Singapore (Amendment) Bill; the Supreme Court of Judicature (Amendment) Bill; the Legal Profession (Amendment) Bill 2014 and the Public Trustee (Amendment) Bill.

You will also have to pay a fee to the Local Registrar's Office (Court House) or the Public Trustee for the Certificate that No Infants are Interested or the Consent of the Public Trustee.