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Code · Kentucky · Chapter 387 — Guardians -- conservators -- curators of convicts

387.175 Accountings of the execution of the trust.

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A guardian and conservator shall file accounts of the execution of the guardian's or conservator's trust. The accountings shall be subject to the provisions of KRS 395.610 to 395.657 and KRS 395.990, and shall be made in accordance with those provisions, except as follows:
(a)An accounting of a guardian or conservator shall be filed one
(1)year after
appointment of the guardian or conservator, and annually thereafter unless the
ward's net estate is five thousand dollars ($5,000) or less, in which case the
accounting shall be made on a biennial basis;
(b)Each accounting shall include, in addition to the items specified in KRS
395.610, a plan for preserving and maintaining the estate under the control or
supervision of the guardian or conservator. This subsection shall not be
applicable to estates of wards with a net value of five thousand dollars
($5,000) or less.
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