HRS §353-27
How a conservator gets paid and reimbursed
A judge decides how much a conservator gets paid for their work. The conservator is also paid back for reasonable expenses they had. The amount is based on what the judge thinks is fair.
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The statute, as written — Compensation; expenses
Every conservator shall be compensated for the conservator's services in an amount the judge before whom the ward's accounts are settled considers just and proper. The conservator shall also be allowed the amount of reasonable expenses.
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