CHAPTER 4. Testamentary Trusts Subject to Continuing Court Jurisdiction [17300. - 17354.]
Chapter 4 enacted by Stats. 1990, Ch. 79.
§§ 17300–17354 · 10 sections
ARTICLE 1. Administration of Testamentary Trusts Subject to Continuing Court Jurisdiction §§ 17300–17304 · 5 sections
- § 17300 This article applies only to the following: (a) A trust created by a will executed before July 1, 1977, and not incorporated by reference in a will on or after…
- § 17301 If a trust described in Section 17300 continues after distribution of the decedent’s estate, the court in which the decedent’s estate was administered retains…
- § 17302 Except as otherwise provided in this article, proceedings relating to trusts under continuing court jurisdiction are governed by this part.
- § 17303 This article does not apply to a trust described in Section 17300 that has been removed from continuing court jurisdiction.
- § 17304 (a) At any time after final distribution of the decedent’s estate, a trust described in Section 17300 may be transferred to a different county in this state as…
ARTICLE 2. Removal of Trusts From Continuing Court Jurisdiction §§ 17350–17354 · 5 sections
- § 17350 This article applies only to trusts created by will executed before July 1, 1977, and not incorporated by reference in a will on or after July 1, 1977.
- § 17351 (a) If any of the trustees of a trust described in Section 17350 is a trust company, the trust shall be removed from continuing court jurisdiction as provided…
- § 17352 (a) If none of the trustees of a trust described in Section 17350 is a trust company, the trust may be removed from continuing court jurisdiction only with…
- § 17353 If a trust company is appointed as a successor trustee of a trust which, at the time of the appointment, is subject to continuing court jurisdiction because it…
- § 17354 After a trust is removed from continuing court jurisdiction pursuant to this article, neither a change in trustees nor any other event causes the trust to be…