Arizona Statutes

§ 14-1105 — Remedies for unreasonable conduct; definitions

Arizona·Title 14 Arizona Revised Statutes·Ch. 1 GENERAL PROVISIONS, DEFINITIONS AND PROBATE JURISDICTION OF COURTS·Art. 1 General Provisions
A.If the court finds that a decedent's estate or trust has incurred professional fees or expenses as a result of unreasonable conduct, the court may order the person who engaged in the conduct or the person's attorney, or both, to pay the decedent's estate or trust for some or all of the fees and expenses as the court deems just under the circumstances.
B.In a guardianship or conservatorship case, if the court finds that a ward or protected person has incurred professional fees or expenses as a result of unreasonable conduct, the court may order the person who engaged in the conduct or the person's attorney, or both, to pay the ward or protected person for some or all of the fees and expenses as the court deems just under the circumstances.
C.The remedies allowed pursuant to this sect

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