Arizona SB1648 amends compensation disclosure requirements for guardians, conservators, attorneys, and guardians ad litem.
Arizona SB1648 modifies the disclosure of compensation for guardians, conservators, attorneys, and guardians ad litem. It mandates that these individuals provide written notice of their compensation arrangement at least thirty days before it becomes effective. The court must approve the projected costs before services are rendered. Compensation must be reasonable and necessary, considering factors such as the best interest of the ward, usual fees, estate size, efficiency of services, delegation to others, and other relevant factors.
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