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You may request the Credit Union facilitate certain Estate Account or court-ordered account arrangements.
An Estate Account may be established if either the deceased person or the Personal Representative of the Estate is a current TruStone Financial member.
An Estate Account is an account established by the personal representative, executor, executrix, administrator, or administratrix (“Personal Representative”) of the estate of a decedent.
The Executor/Executrix/ Administrator, an individual appointed in a will and approved by a probate court, must be eligible for Credit Union membership as an individual in order to open an Estate Account.
An Estate Account may be established if either the deceased person or the Personal Representative of the Estate has had a relationship with us for the past six months.
An Estate Account may be opened in order to administer the disbursement of an estate according to the directions of the will.
In order to open the Estate Account, the Executor/ Executrix/Administrator must present a short certificate as proof they are eligible to administer the estate.
Decedent’s Estate Account (Personal Representative) – An Estate is eligible for membership provided, (i) that the Estate is subject to the jurisdiction of the State of Michigan or will be distributed in accordance with Michigan law, and (ii) the person opening the account has been appointed and accepted, or filed, a Statement of Acceptance of the position of Personal Representative of the Estate, and (iii) the decedent was a member of the Credit Union in good standing at the time of death.
The additional specific terms and conditions in this clause 11 apply to each Estate Account or Trust Account.
In establishing an Estate Account you are certifying to the to the credit union that you’re the Personal Representative of the account owner’s estate and that you have provided the credit union with Letters of Administration from the appropriate probate court.