Rhode Island § 33-15-4.5 § 33-15-4.5. Continuing duties of good Samaritan guardians.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 33-15-4.5 — § 33-15-4.5. Continuing duties of good Samaritan guardians.

Rhode Island § 33-15-4.5

Title 33Probate practice and procedure

Ch. 33-15Limited Guardianship and Guardianship of Adults

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 33-15-4.5 (2026).

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§ 33-15-4.5. Continuing duties of good Samaritan guardians.
Except as otherwise provided for in § 33-15-4.1 — 33-15-4.4, a good Samaritan guardian shall be subject to all other duties and responsibilities
            required of a guardian under this title, including but not limited to the provisions
            pertaining the accountings; provided, that the probate court may waive any and all
            filing requirements and court fees associated with the guardianship, if in its discretion
            such waiver is warranted. The probate court may modify, amend and/or revoke the good
            Samaritan guardianship upon the discovery or addition of assets to the individual's
            estate and/or which other

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§ 33-15-4.5. Continuing duties of good Samaritan guardians.

Except as otherwise provided for in § 33-15-4.1 — 33-15-4.4, a good Samaritan guardian shall be subject to all other duties and responsibilities required of a guardian under this title, including but not limited to the provisions pertaining the accountings; provided, that the probate court may waive any and all filing requirements and court fees associated with the guardianship, if in its discretion such waiver is warranted. The probate court may modify, amend and/or revoke the good Samaritan guardianship upon the discovery or addition of assets to the individual's estate and/or which otherwise make it inequitable for the guardian to continue to serve as a good Samaritan guardian.