A Maryland Fiduciary’s Account is a trust account managed by a fiduciary on behalf of a beneficiary. This type of account is used to manage assets for an individual who is unable to manage those assets on their own. The fiduciary, which can be a bank, law firm, or individual, is responsible for managing the account and making sure the beneficiary’s interests are protected. The account can be used to manage assets such as cash, stocks, bonds, real estate, and other investments. There are three types of Maryland Fiduciary’s Account: a simple trust account, an intermediate trust account, and a complex trust account. A simple trust account is used to manage funds for a beneficiary who is under the age of 18. An intermediate trust account is used to manage funds for a beneficiary who is over the age of 18 but cannot manage their own assets. Lastly, a complex trust account is used to manage funds for multiple beneficiaries with different needs.
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Rule 10-706 - Accounting (a) Records. A fiduciary shall keep records of the fiduciary estate and upon request of the court that has assumed jurisdiction over the fiduciary estate or any interested person, shall make the records available for inspection. (b) Annual Fiduciary Accounts. (1)Generally.
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Rule 10-301 - Petition for Appointment of a Guardian of Property (a) Who May File. Any interested person may file a petition requesting a court to appoint a guardian of the property of a minor or an alleged disabled person.
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