Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in West Virginia

Re: fiduciary commissioner

It is my belief that this forum should be the source of general information useful to non-lawyers to gain perspective as to substantive law and procedure. Often the answer to a particular question may be found in a general discussion because it involves a general matter or any additional information needed is within the knowledge of the person making the inquiry. Any time you have the opportunity to open discussion and review records, you should do so. You might find out that your fears and concerns were not well founded and save a lot of trouble. On the other hand you might find that the parties are hiding something and you then may have enough evidence to file a motion before the County Commission for relief. The County Commission will probably refer the matter to a Commissioner of Accounts to issue a ruling. The Fiduciary Commissioner and the County Commission have limited jurisdiction. It makes sence to pool your money and hire a lawyer to make the inquiry and look at the records.