Slow distribution of funds breached fiduciary duty (access required)

The trustee of a York County estate breached her fiduciary duties by not distributing proceeds to her stepfather and his company, as required by the trust, the South Carolina Court of Appeals has ruled. Judge D. Garrison Hill, writing for a unanimous panel, found that while trust protectors have the authority to resolve such disputes, ...

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South Carolina Lawyers Weekly

Slow distribution of funds breached fiduciary duty

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