78181864.2-1406Virginia Decodedhttps://vacode.org2016Wills, Trusts, And FiduciariesFiduciaries And GuardiansFiduciariesFiduciaries GenerallyAppointment, Qualification, Resignation, And Removal Of Fiduciaries.Notice required; certain substitutions validatedCode 1919, § 6299; 1930, p. 350; 1932, p. 135; 1934, p. 156; 1944, p. 337; Code 1950, § 26-50; 1972, c. 825; 1997, c. 921; 2012, c. 614.http://law.lis.virginia.gov/vacode/64.2-1406/64.2-1405Court may appoint trustee in place of one named in will, deed, or other writing; management by corporate trustee outside of the Commonwealth/64.2-1405/8.01-316Service by publication; when available/8.01-316/8.01-317What order of publication to state; how published; when publication in newspaper dispensed with/8.01-317/8.01-318Within what time after publication case tried or heard; no subsequent publication required/8.01-318/8.01-320Personal service outside of Virginia/8.01-320/8.01-322Within what time case reheard on petition of party served by publication, and any injustice corrected/8.01-322/8.01-323In what counties city newspapers deemed published for purpose of legal advertisements/8.01-323//64.2-1406/64.2/IV/A/14/1/64.2-140664.2-140064.2-140864.2-712Reasonable notice of a motion made pursuant to § 64.2-1405 for the appointment of a substitute trustee shall be provided to all persons interested in the execution of the trust other than the moving party. If any interested person is under 18 years of age, the circuit court or clerk shall appoint a discreet and competent attorney-at-law as guardian ad litem for such person on whom notice may be served. If any interested person is incapacitated or incarcerated, the notice shall be served on his committee, guardian, or conservator, if any, or if none exists, the court or clerk shall appoint a discreet and competent attorney-at-law as a guardian ad litem for such person on whom notice may be served. Notice does not need to be given to a trustee or, if one has previously been appointed, a substitute trustee who no longer resides the Commonwealth, declined to accept the trust, or resigned, or to the personal representative of a deceased trustee, or to a corporate trustee that has been adjudicated bankrupt or that has lost its charter.sectionAA1Any decree or order of substitution heretofore made by a court of competent jurisdiction is hereby validated.sectionCC1Nothing in this section shall be construed as preventing a court from substituting a trustee in a suit instituted for that purpose.sectionDD1