North Dakota § 27-13-14 Attorney for attorney fiduciary required - Exception

North Dakota Statutes

§ 27-13-14 — Attorney for attorney fiduciary required - Exception

North Dakota·Title 27 Judicial Branch of Government·Ch. 27-13 Conduct of Attorneys

An attorney who serves as a fiduciary of an estate, trust, or conservatorship must be
represented by another attorney. The attorney who serves as fiduciary or the attorney's law firm

may not serve as attorney for the fiduciary. This section does not apply to United States
bankruptcy court proceedings or to matters in which the decedent, trustor, beneficiary, or
protected individual is a spouse, child, grandchild, parent, grandparent, or sibling of the attorney
serving as a fiduciary.

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An attorney who serves as a fiduciary of an estate, trust, or conservatorship must be
represented by another attorney. The attorney who serves as fiduciary or the attorney's law firm

may not serve as attorney for the fiduciary. This section does not apply to United States
bankruptcy court proceedings or to matters in which the decedent, trustor, beneficiary, or
protected individual is a spouse, child, grandchild, parent, grandparent, or sibling of the attorney
serving as a fiduciary.

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