The 2023 Florida Statutes (including Special Session C)
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. . . As his third basis, Mr, Es-senson argued that he was entitled to attorney’s fees under section 736.1005 . . . his attorney’s fees in seeking Mr¡ Boss's disqualification as the trasteé of Leon’s trust, section 736.1005 . . . Section 736.1005 states: “Any attorney who has rendered services to a trust may be awarded reasonable . . . We express no opinion about whether such an award would be proper under section 736.1005. . . . Section 736.1005(1) includes the following somewhat -awkwardly crafted sentence regarding notice: The . . .
. . . any party is entitled to the recovery of attorney’s fees and costs pursuant to Florida Statutes §§ 736.1005 . . . Those sections provide as follows: • Section 736.1005(1) states, in pertinent part: “Any attorney who . . . has rendered services to a trust may be awarded reasonable compensation from the trust.” • Section 736.1005 . . . any party is entitled to the recovery of attorney’s fees and costs pursuant to Florida Statutes §§ 736.1005 . . . any party is entitled to the recovery of attorney’s fees and costs pursuant to Florida Statutes §§ 736.1005 . . .
. . . Jervis also moves for attorney’s fees pursuant to sections 736.1005, 736.1007, and 736.0816, Florida . . . Of particular importance to this case, section 736.1005 provides that “[a]ny attorney who has rendered . . . services to a trust may be awarded reasonable compensation from the trust.” § 736.1005(1), Fla. . . .