The court in its discretion may summon a fiduciary to appear before the court and may, if cause be shown, remove the fiduciary for any abuse, mismanagement, neglect or failure to perform the duties of fiduciary as set forth in this chapter, and chapters 2 and 3 of this title. If the court determines title 39, chapter 14, may apply to any fiduciary, the court in its discretion may submit the matter to the district attorney general's office.
Structure 2021 Tennessee Code
Chapter 1 - Guardianships and Conservatorships Generally
§ 34-1-101. Chapter 1-3 Definitions
§ 34-1-108. Hearings on Petitions — Notice
§ 34-1-118. Persons Receiving Property — Receipt for Property — Filing
§ 34-1-120. When People May Be Appointed Fiduciary — Eligible Persons
§ 34-1-122. Distributions to Persons Other Than Minor — Gift Program
§ 34-1-124. No Fiduciary Appointed — Expunction of Record
§ 34-1-126. Finding of Disablement and Need of Assistance Prerequisite for Appointment of Fiduciary
§ 34-1-127. Least Restrictive Alternative to Be Imposed
§ 34-1-128. Duties of Court Clerk — Records — Index — Deadlines — Notices and Summons
§ 34-1-129. Letters of Conservatorship or Guardianship — Limited
§ 34-1-130. Forms or Instructions — Inventory, Receipts and Expenditures
§ 34-1-131. Examination of Annual Accounting — Report to Judge