Fiduciary property definition
Fiduciary property means property held or administered by a fiduciary in the capacity of fiduciary, or property in respect of which a fiduciary has powers or duties in the capacity of fiduciary; (“bien fiduciaire”)
Fiduciary property means funds or property of a client or 3rd party that is in a lawyer's possession in a fiduciary capacity. Fiduciary property includes, but is not limited to, property held as agent, attorney-in-fact, conservator, guardian, personal representative, special administrator, or trustee, subject to the exceptions identified in sub. (m).
Fiduciary property means funds or property of a client or 3rd party that is in the lawyer's possession in a fiduciary capacity that directly arises in the course of, or as a result of, a lawyer-client relationship or an appointment by a court. Fiduciary property includes, but is not limited to, property held as agent, attorney-in-fact, conservator, guardian, personal representative, special administrator, or trustee, subject to the exceptions identified in sub. (k).
More Definitions of Fiduciary property
Fiduciary property means that property held by an orga- nization as trustee or in any fiduciary capacity requiring the issuance of letters by a court or probate registrar in this state.
Fiduciary property means funds or property of a client or 3rd party that is in a lawyer’s possession in a fiduciary capacity. Fiduciary property includes, but is not limited to, property held as agent, attorney−in−fact, conservator, guardian, personal repre- sentative, special administrator, or trustee, subject to the excep- tions identified in sub. (m).
Fiduciary property means funds or property of a client or 3rd party that is in the lawyer's possession in a fiduciary capacity that directly arises in the course of, or as a result of, a lawyer-client relationship
Fiduciary property means money, other than trust money, and valuables for which a member is responsible in a representative capacity or as a trustee but not as a lawyer; (ENACTED 09/17) (AM. 12/18)
Fiduciary property means funds, other than trust funds, and valuables for which a lawyer is responsible in a representative capacity or as a trustee, if the lawyer's appointment is derived from a solicitor-client relationship. It does not include any funds and valuables that are subject to a power of attorney granted to the lawyer if the lawyer has not taken control or otherwise dealt with the funds or valuables (Rule 1).