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Legal web around FLDS trust growing tangled
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Two things are occurring:
� The current trustee is asking the law firm that represented the previous trustee to pass on records. This would normally happen as a matter of course.
� The current trustee has a fiduciary duty to protect the trust's assets. He is
doing that, though his argument against Ms. Wall will not prevail.
There is an excellent article about Wisan, who is quite a character, published in "Portfolio" magazine. It is available on line.
Yes the trust is well managed, and wisan is well pleased how large his bank account and land holdings have gotten
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Rod Parker's stance is very interesting. It is clear there is some legal issue that must be ruled on by the courts. He is smart to protect his law firm. Did he work for the managers of the trust or did he work for the trust. If the former, he can't release documents, if the later, he can. His position counter to the trust manager's will force a judge to decide the issue.
It is unclear as to how the outcome of his case will affect Elissa Wall's case. While one outcome may be better than another, it seems she is still entitled to a settlement from the trust.
The Catholic church paid out its damages from money collected from parishioners and the UEP is a collection of money from members of the FLDS. If a court rules in opposition, the Catholic church will surely take note.