[WSBAPT] Co-Personal Representatives
Heather deVrieze
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Thu Dec 21 12:15:33 PST 2017
I have found this to be true for a number of years now, and is one reason that I continue to advise clients against naming co-prs in their wills. There are a few banks that will still do this, but I can’t remember which ones. For the most part, when I have co-prs nominated in a will come to see me for probate, I advise them to decide who wants to step aside and who will act alone, it just works so much better having solo prs.
Heather
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Subject: [WSBAPT] Co-Personal Representatives
Listmates,
I have an estate with 2 Co-PRs, and am in the process of assisting them in setting up an estate checking account. The national bank with which I am dealing indicates that they believe that joint signatures would be required on the account. That said, they also indicated that the bank cannot accommodate a multiple signature account. Further, they will not set up an account requiring just a single signature absent a court order. I’ve never encountered this problem in the past, but then again, I’ve only been practicing for 40+ years. Are there any reasonable banks left out there, or failing that, what is the best work-around?
Regards,
Tim
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