Mississippi § 91-8-715 - Directed trusts; removal of fiduciary.
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§ 91-8-715. Directed trusts; removal of fiduciary.
A trust advisor, trust protector, or other fiduciary other than a cotrustee, a cotrustee’s removal already being provided for in Section 91-8-706, may be removed as the respective fiduciary in a like manner as provided for a trustee under Section 91-8-706. When exercising its powers under this section relative to removal of the respective fiduciary, the court shall consider the powers, duties, and liabilities relative to the respective fiduciaries other than a cotrustee and whether any of the respective fiduciaries are excluded fiduciaries.
Source: official Mississippi text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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