No, a protector can fire and then hire the replacement trustee. He must follow the rules: if he fires a related trustee then he can hire a related trustee. But if un-related, he must replace with non-related trustee.
No, a protector can fire and then hire the replacement trustee. He must follow the rules: if he fires a related trustee then he can hire a related trustee. But if un-related, he must replace with non-related trustee.