(A) Trustee’s compensation shall be set by local rule.
(B) Additional compensation for extraordinary services may be allowed upon application setting forth an itemized statement of the services rendered and the amount of compensation requested. The court may require that the application be set for hearing with notice given to interested parties in accordance with Civil Rule 73(E).
(C) The compensation of co-trustees in the aggregate shall not exceed the compensation that would have been allowed to one trustee acting alone, except where the instrument under which the co-trustees are acting provides otherwise.
(D) Except for good cause shown, neither compensation for a trustee nor fees to counsel representing the trustee shall be allowed while the trustee is delinquent in the filing of an account.
(E) The court may deny or reduce compensation if there is a delinquency in the filing of an inventory or account, or after hearing, the court finds the trustee has not faithfully discharged other duties of the office.
B.C.L.R. 74.1 TRUSTEE’S COMPENSATION
(A) Trustee’s compensation shall be allowed in accordance with the following schedule:
(1) Corporate Trustee: Recognizing the competitive atmosphere in which corporate fiduciaries operate and which acts as a restraint on what they charge for their services:
(a) A trustee may charge fees in accordance with its schedule for these services which it may publish from time to time.
(b) Published fee schedules are to be filed in the court upon the effective date of this rule and whenever a change is made or whenever requested by the court.
(c) On each accounting where fees have been taken, an affidavit will be required, asserting that the fees charged represent those published in its schedule during the period of the accounting.
(2) Individual Trustees:
Fees shall be determined by application and entry.