Can Successor Trustees Vote
No, unless it is in regards to election of a new Trustee or if the Successor holds a position on the Board of Trustees due to another incapacitation.
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Does A Protector Trustee Require Voting
There is no voting for protector IF there are no other trustees on the board at time of election. If there are 2 or more trustees, a vote is required. NOTE: Use the Appointment of Additional Trustee form and simply specify their office in the ...
Do Successor Trustees Have A Position or Title
No, they are simply named Successor Trustee. If so desired, the office of a Trustee they will replace can be named within their Successor Trustee Appointment form (e.g. Successor Trustee will take office of Executive Trustee upon appointment).
Trustee Powers Independent of Majority Vote of the Board
A Trustee may independently, without the majority vote of the Board of Trustees do the following: 1. Receive property into the trust; 2. Initiate a contract for services (provided notice is given to the Board of Trustees within 3 days); and 3. ...
Does One Need to Name a Successor Trustee
This depends on the individual bank one is opening an account with. For example Chase requires a Successor Trustee, but TD Ameritrade requires a Co-Trustee, and other banks only require one Trustee to sign. Call the bank before the appointment to ...
With 2 or 4 Trustees - Is Protector Trustee A Tie-Breaker
Yes, a protector can break voting locks.