Currently in the middle of this right now. attorney says "either"

He's the one that originally drew up the trust and has practiced estate law for 20 years.

The banks are the only ones that may question it because they are overly conservative, but it holds up.

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Posted: 02/11/2017 at 09:05AM

If an Irrevocable Trust in Virginia lists trustees as -- CPRVHokie 02/10/2017 1:11PM

Currently in the middle of this right now. attorney says "either" -- 133743Hokie 02/11/2017 09:05AM

Shyster here. Takes both. ** -- VTESQ 02/11/2017 01:05AM

Always beware of a person that wants to act "independently" of another -- RhinoVT 02/10/2017 1:51PM

There are a lot of Trusts and Co-Attorney in Fact situations -- One4VT 02/10/2017 3:56PM

Does your wife know you're sharing this question with us? ** -- Nova Hokie 95 02/10/2017 3:07PM

It was her idea. :) -- CPRVHokie 02/10/2017 3:18PM

Meant for CPRV below ** -- Nova Hokie 95 02/10/2017 3:11PM

Agreed except my level of trust with the person here is very high ** -- CPRVHokie 02/10/2017 2:37PM

2 underwriters cant agree huh? -- HokieJamie 02/10/2017 1:46PM

Hah. No. One is the trustee and the other is someone in -- CPRVHokie 02/10/2017 2:30PM

Here is code I found. Decipher this for me: -- CPRVHokie 02/10/2017 2:38PM

Look at C. Unless the trust says otherwise, that pretty much means they -- RhinoVT 02/10/2017 3:04PM

Dammit. Now I'm mad. -- CPRVHokie 02/10/2017 3:16PM

I agree with Rhino, 1 may only act alone of the other is incapacitated in -- HokieJamie 02/10/2017 3:23PM

"Incapacitated in some way" ... -- Nova Hokie 95 02/10/2017 3:26PM

Tonya Harding is still available..... just sayin' ** -- DonHo-kieHi 02/11/2017 08:52AM

First point sounds like they have to agree or nothing happens -- HokieJamie 02/10/2017 2:41PM

Currently in the middle of this right now. attorney says "either"

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