A certificate of appointment of estate trustee with a will is a document issued by the court that proves the authority of the estate trustee (formerly called an executor) to administer the provisions of the deceased's will. A certificate of appointment of estate trustee without a will is a document granted by the court that gives authority to the estate trustee (formerly called an administrator) to manage and distribute the estate of the deceased who died without having made a will.

No. It depends upon the type and nature of the estate assets to be administered, including whether or not the deceased had a will. A lawyer is in the best position to provide legal advice about whether or not it is necessary to obtain a certificate of appointment of estate trustee. Neither the Attorney General nor Ministry officials including court staff have the authority to provide legal advice or to comment on private legal matters. See similar questions...

Yes, it is always best to schedule an appointment ahead of time so that you do not have to wait and so that we can ensure that you have the necessary paperwork prior to your arrival. To schedule an appointment and to receive the required forms, please contact the receptionist at (803) 576-1961. While we do request that you schedule an appointment for the opening of an estate, we understand that emergencies do arise when this may not be possible. See similar questions...

A trustee is a person who administers bankruptcy cases. The trustee does not represent the debtor or any individual creditor and cannot give legal advice. Rather, the trustee has independent rights and duties that are set forth in the Bankruptcy Code. In a chapter 7 case, the trustee may take possession of the debtor's assets, sell them, and distribute the proceeds to creditors. See similar questions...

We need to see the trust and a copy of the deed showing how title is held on the property along with a copy of any property tax bill, a death certificate and we will prepare all documents and record. See similar questions...

The Public Guardian and Trustee, as Official Administrator for BC, administers an estate when the Executor, heir, beneficiary or other eligible person is not able or willing to do so. The Public Guardian & Trustee does not assist in resolving disputes respecting the administration of estates by private parties nor do we provide information or advice on how to administer an estate. See similar questions...

The Public Guardian and Trustee charges fees and commissions set out in the Public Guardian and Trustee Fees Regulation. They are based on the value of the estate and the amount of income generated by the estate assets. See similar questions...

In all Chapter 7, 12, and 13 cases, and in some Chapter 11 cases, a trustee is assigned. In Chapter 7 cases they are called a "panel trustee," and a group of some two dozen trustees are assigned by rotation. In Chapter 12 and Chapter 13, the trustee is always the same, and is called the "standing trustee." That means that your Chapter 12 trustee will likely always be the same person, and your Chapter 13 trustee will always be the same person. See similar questions...

Baylor College of Dentistry is located at 3302 Gaston Avenue at Hall Street, about a mile east of downtown Dallas and adjacent to Baylor University Medical Center. Click here for directions to the college or call 214-828-8464 for recorded directions. Several pay parking lots are located near the college. Metered parking places are also available on Gaston Avenue and Hall Street. See similar questions...

X-rays will likely be taken, you will be evaluated, and then recommendations will be made based on those findings. See similar questions...