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UCCR 6.16

FAILURE TO FILE ACCOUNTINGS

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If an attorney or fiduciary fails to file accountings or other matters in fiduciary cases,

including estates, guardianships, conservatorships, and trusts, after being so directed in

writing by the court, the court may consider such misconduct as contempt.

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