West Virginia Code § 44-3A-35

Fiduciary commissioners
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The county commission of each county shall appoint not more than four fiduciary
commissioners, except that in counties in which there exists a separate tribunal for police
and fiscal purposes, such tribunal shall appoint such commissioners: Provided, That the
county commission or such separate tribunal shall avoid reference of estates to such
commissioners, unless such reference is necessary. e
The fiduciary commissioner shall report to and settle accounts with the county clerk. On or
before the last day of March, June, September and December, the fiduciary commissioner
shall file with the county clerk a report on the status and disposiution of every active case
referred to the fiduciary commissioner. In the next succeeding term of the county
commission, the county clerk shall provide a copy of the reptort to the county commission,
and shall inform the county commission of any cases referred to a fiduciary commissioner in
which the fiduciary commissioner has not fulfilled duties relating to the case in accordance
with deadlines established by law. The county commission shall take appropriate action to
ensure that all deadlines established by law will be observed, including, if necessary, the
removal of fiduciary commissioners who consisstently fail to meet such deadlines.

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