Part 5 — Family Maintenance and Support
91 Who must be served
(a) on the personal representa tive of the estate and all family
members,
(b) on any other persons who may be interested in or affected
by an order under this Division, and
(c) on the Public Trustee if a p erson who is, or who at the date
of the deceased's death was, under 18 years of age, is
interested in the estate.
(2) For the purpose of subsection (1)(a) and (b),
(a) a child who is under 18 years of age is to be served by
serving
(i) the parents or guardians of the child, unless subclause
(ii) applies, or
(ii) the Public Trustee, if the child is subject to a permanen t
guardianship order under the Child, Youth and Family
Enhancement Act,
(b) a represented adult is to be served by serving his or her
trustee, and
(c) an incapacitated person is to be served by serving the Pub lic
Trustee.
(3) Where the Public Trustee is required to be served under
subsection (1)(c), the Public Trustee may make representations on
the application but is under no duty to do so, and the application
must not proceed until the Public Trustee is represented on the
application or has expressed the intention of not being represented.
(4) It is unnecessary to serve the Public Trustee under subsection
(1)(c) in respect of a child on whose behalf the Public Trustee is
served under subsection (2)(a)(ii).