Rule 205 Fiduciaries who may file consents and waivers

A guardian, conservator or committee, attorney-in-fact, or any other person acting in a fiduciary capacity may execute a consent or waiver as provided in Probate Rule 225(f) or 204(e) for and on behalf of such person's principal except when he or she is the accounting fiduciary. A waiver signed by one acting in such capacity must be accompanied by a certified copy of a Court appointment, if any, or, if none, by a certified statement (i) indicating such person's status, (ii) setting forth the nature and the date of the instrument creating such fiduciary relationship and the relevant portions thereof, and (iii) representing that the instrument is still in full force and effect.