Nebraska § 30-901 Copersonal representatives, cotrustees, coguardians, or coconservators; authority to act

Nebraska Statutes

§ 30-901 — Copersonal representatives, cotrustees, coguardians, or coconservators; authority to act

Nebraska·Ch. 30 Decedents' Estates; Protection of Persons and Property

On and after January 1, 2020, in any case in which copersonal representatives, cotrustees, coguardians, or coconservators have been appointed, unless specifically restricted in a will, a trust, or an order of appointment, such copersonal representatives, cotrustees, coguardians, or coconservators shall have the authority to act independently with respect to, and shall not be required to act in concert with respect to, banking transactions involving trust or estate assets.

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On and after January 1, 2020, in any case in which copersonal representatives, cotrustees, coguardians, or coconservators have been appointed, unless specifically restricted in a will, a trust, or an order of appointment, such copersonal representatives, cotrustees, coguardians, or coconservators shall have the authority to act independently with respect to, and shall not be required to act in concert with respect to, banking transactions involving trust or estate assets.

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