It is a fundamental principle that a fiduciary is charged with the duty of loyalty to the beneficiaries of an estate or trust and must be vigilant in recognizing and avoiding situations that would place him in a position of conflict of interest.
Equally important, the fiduciary has the duty to account to the beneficiaries for his acts in administering the estate or trust.
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