Code of Virginia - Title 26 Fiduciaries Generally - Chapter 1 Bonds And Liabilities Of Fiduciaries

  • 26-1 How trustee required to give bond; when to be removed and another appointed
    After reasonable notice to a trustee, whether appointed by will, deed or other writing, the circuit court of the county, or any court which would ...
  • 26-1.1 Qualification of trustees
    (a) No trustee appointed by deed or other writing in which a qualification is required by such deed or other writing, shall act thereunder until ...
  • 26-1.2 Information to be provided to clerk by fiduciary
    On and after July 1, 1998, every person seeking to qualify in any fiduciary capacity before the court or clerk shall provide to the court ...
  • 26-2 Commissioners to examine and report on bonds and whether fiduciaries should be removed
    When any fiduciary, other than a sheriff or other officer, who is required to do so has filed an inventory or an account with the ...
  • 26-3 When court may require new bond, or revoke authority; giving new bond upon motion of fiduciary, sur...
    A. The court under whose order or under the order of whose clerk any such fiduciary derives his authority, on the application of any surety ...
  • 26-4 When fiduciary may qualify without security
    The several courts in this Commonwealth and the clerks thereof, having jurisdiction to appoint personal representatives, guardians, conservators and committees may, in their discretion, when ...
  • 26-5 Liability for losses by negligence or failure to make defense
    If any fiduciary mentioned before in this chapter, or any agent or attorney at law, shall, by his negligence or improper conduct, lose any debt ...
  • 26-5.1 Description unavailable
    Repealed by Acts 2005, c. 935, cl. 3, effective July 1, 2006. ...
  • 26-5.2 Liability of fiduciary for actions of cofiduciary
    A. Any power vested in three or more fiduciaries may be exercised by a majority, but a fiduciary who has not joined in exercising a ...
  • 26-6 How judgment may be entered against personal representative, conservator or committee
    A judgment or decree against any person, as the personal representative of a decedent or committee of a convict, or conservator of an incapacitated person ...
  • 26-7 Court order for payments due from fiduciaries; effect
    When a report of the accounts of any guardian, curator, conservator, committee, or trustee aforesaid, shall be confirmed, either in whole or in a qualified ...
  • 26-7.1 Execution of fiduciary bond or appointment of agent designates clerk as attorney for service of pro...
    A. Every person who qualifies in a court or clerk's office of this Commonwealth as personal representative of a decedent, guardian, conservator, committee, trustee or ...
  • 26-7.2 Clerk to mail notice, process or rule to person served
    Whenever any such notice, process or rule shall be served on the clerk of a court it shall be his duty to mail the same ...
  • 26-7.3 What judgment or decree based upon service upon clerk shall specifically adjudicate
    Any judgment or decree based upon service of notice, process or rule upon the clerk shall specifically adjudicate that due diligence has been used and ...
  • 26-7.4 Environmental liability of fiduciaries
    A. As used in this section: "Fiduciary" includes guardians, committees, conservators, trustees, executors, administrators and administrators with the will annexed, curators of decedent's wills, and ...

Last modified: April 3, 2009