Or. Admin. Code § 274-015-0010 - Conservatorship Fees
(1) As
used in this rule:
(a) "Department" means the
Department of Veterans' Affairs.
(b) "Protected person" means a person for
whom a protective order has been entered by a count that appoints the
Department as the conservator.
(c)
"Ordinary services" means ordinary and routine conservatorship services
performed by the Department on behalf of a protected person.
(d) "Unusual services" means conservatorship
services performed by the Department on behalf of a protected person that are
uncommon or unusual.
(e) "USDVA"
means the Unites States Department of Veterans' Affairs.
(2) The Department will charge the following
fees when acting as the conservator of the estate of a protected person:
(a) For ordinary services, 7% of the income
to the estate.
(b) For unusual
services, $40 per hour except for real property inspections. The fee for real
property inspections is $50 per inspection.
(3) The Department will impose a fee on the
following sources of income to the estate of a protected person:
(a) USDVA compensation.
(b) USDVA pension.
(c) USDVA accumulated benefits.
(d) USDVA death indemnity compensation (DIC).
(e) USDVA death pension for a
surviving spouse or child.
(f)
USDVA education.
(g) USDVA
rehabilitation.
(h) Social
Security.
(i) State retirement.
(j) Federal Civil Service
Retirement.
(k) Worker's
compensation.
(l) Railroad
retirement.
(m) Union pension.
(n) Life insurance annuity.
(o) Private disability insurance.
(p) Military retirement.
(q) Wages.
(r) Interest income on the funds in the
estate earned through investments made by the Oregon State Treasurer.
(4) The Director of
Veterans' Affairs may waive all or any portion of the fees charged under
section (2) of this rule if the director finds that payment of a claim, or a
portion thereof, would pose a hardship to the protected person or would deplete
the protected person's estate.
(5)
The director may retract a waiver made under subsection (4) of this rule if the
director finds that payment of the claim, or a portion thereof, would no longer
pose a hardship to the person from whose estate the claim is payable, or would
no longer deplete the estate.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 406.005, 406.050 & 406.100
Stats. Implemented: ORS 406.100, 406110 & 406.120, 2013 OL Ch. 258 & 190
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