I need to know....

[Lightning McQueen]

How dare you post pics of me without my consent!!

You’re prettier than I thought

I have a great surgeon.

[Lightning McQueen]

No you, there’s not bike with a flowery basket in the picture

The basket wasn't floral for memory!

[another grub]

Have Israel started bombing Iran?

[locky801]

Have Israel started bombing Iran?

evidently

[tipper]

those people that speed, weave in and out of lanes, and tailgate on the way to work in the morning, what do they do for a living?

ive never in my life been that keen to get to work. maybe i should be doing whatever they do for a living?

[locky801]

those people that speed, weave in and out of lanes, and tailgate on the way to work in the morning, what do they do for a living?

ive never in my life been that keen to get to work. maybe i should be doing whatever they do for a living?

perhaps they are night shift workers on the way home

[Lightning McQueen]

those people that speed, weave in and out of lanes, and tailgate on the way to work in the morning, what do they do for a living?

ive never in my life been that keen to get to work. maybe i should be doing whatever they do for a living?

perhaps they are night shift workers on the way home

Or they are drunk or unlicenced and don't want to be on the road for as long.

[amber_fluid]

Any MTB riders on here?
In particular electric?

[Corona Man]

To the SA Footy Forum Brains Trust:-

Do funds held in a probate trust account subject to receiving interest (monthly) for the term the funds are held in trust?

[DOC]

Not sure what you mean. Perhaps a typo?

[Corona Man]

To the SA Footy Forum Brains Trust:-

Are funds held in a probate trust account subject to receiving interest (monthly) for the term that the funds are held in trust?

Edited

[DOC]

If the question is can they earn interest, then the answer is yes providing that account attracts an interest payment.

[Corona Man]

If the question is can they earn interest, then the answer is yes providing that account attracts an interest payment.

Thanks, so by that, if the Probate lawyer, or the executor of the trust were diligent, and acting in the best interest of the beneficaries, they would hold funds in a trust account that receives interest, yes?

[Jimmy_041]

Nope - neither the solicitor or the client gets the interest

The interest funds a statutory fund (IIRC, the Legal Practitioners Fidelity Fund)

[Corona Man]

Nope - neither the solictor nor the client gets the interest

The interest funds a statutory fund (IIRC, the Legal Practitioners Fidelity Fund)

Thanks for that. I have had a chance to have a snoop around on the net, and found that you can elect to hold funds in trust, in an account that does attract interest.

https://curaelaw.com.au/blog/estate-adm ... t-account/

So, by this, neither the probate lawyer, nor the executor of the trust has acted in the best interests of the beneficiaries. Pox!

[Jimmy_041]

Nope - neither the solictor nor the client gets the interest

The interest funds a statutory fund (IIRC, the Legal Practitioners Fidelity Fund)

Thanks for that. I have had a chance to have a snoop around on the net, and found that you can elect to hold funds in trust, in an account that does attract interest.

https://curaelaw.com.au/blog/estate-adm ... t-account/

So, by this, neither the probate lawyer, nor the executor of the trust has acted in the best interests of the beneficiaries. Pox!

Amazing what happens if you put an allegation like that in an e-mail to a solicitor................

[Corona Man]

Nope - neither the solictor nor the client gets the interest

The interest funds a statutory fund (IIRC, the Legal Practitioners Fidelity Fund)

Thanks for that. I have had a chance to have a snoop around on the net, and found that you can elect to hold funds in trust, in an account that does attract interest.

https://curaelaw.com.au/blog/estate-adm ... t-account/

So, by this, neither the probate lawyer, nor the executor of the trust has acted in the best interests of the beneficiaries. Pox!

Amazing what happens if you put an allegation like that in an e-mail to a solicitor................

Sadly these guys are not the probate lawyer we have had. The executor chose some eff wit operator in Qld, who's neck I assume is an interesting shade of red.

I am now faced with the dilema (no win situation) of pointing out what could have been achieved, re boosted beneficary disbursements had the executor paid a little more attention.

I mean how ******* hard is it, to work out that around $500k would sit dormant in a trust account for 7 months, when with a fairly simple "smart" move it could have been working for us. My calc - we've missed out on around $9k in interest.

Flogs

[Jimmy_041]

Nope - neither the solictor nor the client gets the interest

The interest funds a statutory fund (IIRC, the Legal Practitioners Fidelity Fund)

Thanks for that. I have had a chance to have a snoop around on the net, and found that you can elect to hold funds in trust, in an account that does attract interest.

https://curaelaw.com.au/blog/estate-adm ... t-account/

So, by this, neither the probate lawyer, nor the executor of the trust has acted in the best interests of the beneficiaries. Pox!

Amazing what happens if you put an allegation like that in an e-mail to a solicitor................

Sadly these guys are not the probate lawyer we have had. The executor chose some eff wit operator in Qld, who's neck I assume is an interesting shade of red.

I am now faced with the dilema (no win situation) of pointing out what could have been achieved, re boosted beneficary disbursements had the executor paid a little more attention.

I mean how ******* hard is it, to work out that around $500k would sit dormant in a trust account for 7 months, when with a fairly simple "smart" move it could have been working for us. My calc - we've missed out on around $9k in interest.

Flogs

You can still threaten to sue him as executor
They have defined legal responsibilities
Find a friendly solicitor to send him a letter

[mighty_tiger_79]

Walking back from OzAsia yesterday popped into Casino.
First time in there for a very very long time....
Some parts they did a good job renovating and others are just appalling.
District set up looks OK, but certainly not amazing from what i had heard previously.

Is it just me that has that view?

[cracka]

Walking back from OzAsia yesterday popped into Casino.
First time in there for a very very long time....
Some parts they did a good job renovating and others are just appalling.
District set up looks OK, but certainly not amazing from what i had heard previously.

Is it just me that has that view?

I hadn't been there for about 25 years, went to a friend's sons 18th a couple of years ago & found there was no longer a 2 up ring. That was my favourite game.