OH · rules
Ohio Civ.R. 73.22
Executor’s and Administrator’s Commissions
(A) Additional compensation for extraordinary services may be allowed upon an application
setting forth an itemized statement of the services rendered and the amount of
compensation requested. The court may require the application to be set for hearing with
notice given to interested persons in accordance with Civil Rule 73(E).
(B) The court may deny or reduce commissions if there is a delinquency in the filing of an
inventory or an account, or if, after hearing, the court finds that the executor or
administrator has not faithfully discharged the duties of the office.
(C) The commissions of co-executors or co-administrators in the aggregate shall not exceed
the commissions that would have been allowed to one executor or administrator acting
alone, except where the instrument under which the co-executors serve provides otherwise.
(D) Where counsel fees have been awarded for services to the estate that normally would have
been performed by the executor or administrator, the executor or administrator
commission, except for good cause shown, shall be reduced by the amount awarded to
counsel for those services.
History
Effective Date: July 1, 2026
Provenance
- Source
- supremecourt.ohio.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-14
- Edition
- 2026-09-14
- Content hash
dcc83fb737e8caa5e8648e74d3054281fe9bada5dd54cee196d93a2173f10e22
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