What Powers Does a Trust Fiduciary Have?
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October 08, 2014
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CHWM | - Estate Planning
In Massachusetts, a fiduciary is defined as an individual, bank, trust company or corporation that charges clients for administering a trust or an estate. Furthermore, the entity or individual must have gross annual compensation for all of its fiduciary services that is more than $25,000 for the last three years.