Alaska Statutes
Alaska Stat. § 08.26.110 (2026)
Fees
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Sec. 08.26.110. Fees.
(a) A licensee may not receive a payment for services rendered to a ward or a protected person until the licensee obtains court approval of a proposed fee schedule. The fee schedule must include a statement of the hourly fee for professional and administrative services and a monthly maximum amount that the licensee can charge the ward or protected person.
(b) A payment requested by a licensee that exceeds the established monthly maximum amount identified under (a) of this section may not be made unless the payment is approved by the court. A request for court approval of a fee that exceeds the established monthly maximum amount must include the following information for the services covered by the fee:
(1) the name of the person who provided the service;
(2) the date when the service was provided;
(3) the hourly rate of compensation for the service;
(4) a description of the service; and
(5) the amount of time used to perform the service.
(a) A licensee may not receive a payment for services rendered to a ward or a protected person until the licensee obtains court approval of a proposed fee schedule. The fee schedule must include a statement of the hourly fee for professional and administrative services and a monthly maximum amount that the licensee can charge the ward or protected person.
(b) A payment requested by a licensee that exceeds the established monthly maximum amount identified under (a) of this section may not be made unless the payment is approved by the court. A request for court approval of a fee that exceeds the established monthly maximum amount must include the following information for the services covered by the fee:
(1) the name of the person who provided the service;
(2) the date when the service was provided;
(3) the hourly rate of compensation for the service;
(4) a description of the service; and
(5) the amount of time used to perform the service.