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Bucks Cnty. C.P. Rule 12.5B

Bucks County local rules: Rule 12.5B

activein force · 2026-09-30 – presentact-effective-date

Rule 12.5B Minor's Estate. Restricted Accounts. Waiver of Bond.

In lieu of the entry of bond, the Court in appropriate cases may authorize the

guardian to deposit the funds of the minor in an interest-bearing deposit or to

purchase shares of a building and loan association or savings and loan association

in accordance with the provision of Section 7310(b) or 7313 of the Probate, Estates

and Fiduciaries Code, subject to the express restriction, to be noted on the records

of the institution, that no withdrawals shall be made therefrom without order of the

Court or upon order of the guardian and the minor after the minor shall have

attained his majority. Evidence of the deposit or investment marked to indicate the

restriction, shall be promptly exhibited to the clerk. In lieu of the appointment of a

guardian, the Court may authorize the deposit of funds of a minor pursuant to the

provisions of Section 5103 of the Code.

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Source
www.buckscounty.gov
Retrieved
2026-09-30
Edition
2026-09-30
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