736.1006
Costs in trust proceedings.
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736.1006 Costs in trust proceedings.—
(1) In all trust proceedings, costs may be awarded as in chancery actions.
(2) If costs are to be paid from the trust under subsection (1) or s. 733.106(4)(a), the court, in its discretion, may direct from what part of the trust the costs shall be paid. All or any part of the costs to be paid from the trust may be assessed against one or more persons’ part of the trust in such proportions as the court finds to be just and proper. In the exercise of its discretion, the court may consider the factors set forth in s. 736.1005(2).
History.—s. 10, ch. 2006-217; s. 8, ch. 2015-27.
Notes of Decisions
Cited in 2
cases, 2015–2015 · leading case: Van Vechten v. Anyzeski
Van Vechten v. Anyzeski (2015)
“” • Section 736.1006(1) states: “In all trust proceedings, costs may be awarded as in chancery actions.”
Lowell Amey Van Vechten, as personal representative and trustee of the Estate of Nicola H. Amey v. Erica Anyzeski, as pe (2015)
“” Section 736.1006(1) states: “In all trust proceedings, costs may be awarded as in chancery actions.”
— 736.1006(1) — 2 cases
Van Vechten v. Anyzeski (2015)
“” • Section 736.1006(1) states: “In all trust proceedings, costs may be awarded as in chancery actions.”
Lowell Amey Van Vechten, as personal representative and trustee of the Estate of Nicola H. Amey v. Erica Anyzeski, as pe (2015)
“” Section 736.1006(1) states: “In all trust proceedings, costs may be awarded as in chancery actions.”
— 736.1006(2) — 2 cases
Van Vechten v. Anyzeski (2015)
“” • Section 736.1006(1) states: “In all trust proceedings, costs may be awarded as in chancery actions.”
Lowell Amey Van Vechten, as personal representative and trustee of the Estate of Nicola H. Amey v. Erica Anyzeski, as pe (2015)
“” Section 736.1006(1) states: “In all trust proceedings, costs may be awarded as in chancery actions.”
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