MD HB27

Establishes specific commission rates for guardians of property, including 6% on real estate/mortgage income, tiered rates of 6.5% to 3% on other income, and corpus commissions of 0.4% to 0.1% based on estate value tiers

Authorizes trustees to charge "reasonable" compensation based on circumstances when trust terms do not specify compensation, replacing the previous fixed statutory rate schedule

Requires courts evaluating trustee compensation reasonableness to consider factors including trust property value, administration risk, time spent, trustee skill and experience, and results obtained

Allows financial institutions under state/federal supervision and Maryland Bar members to charge compensation calculated according to a filed schedule of rates, with required notice to qualified beneficiaries

Limits guardians of disabled persons receiving long-term care under Maryland Medical Assistance to $50 per month compensation unless the court finds unusual circumstances exist