Who’s watching over those guardianship attorneys to make sure that they charge a reasonable fee under the Florida Guardianship Code and under the Florida Bar Rules? Well, the answer is usually the Delray Beach guardian or the probate court in Florida. After all, in Florida guardianships, a person who is the subject of the Palm Beach guardianship, the alleged incapacitated person, or the Ward, if a guardianship is found to be necessary, pays the court appointed attorney and the guardian and the guardian’s lawyers. So, we all need to be mindful of what the ward’s money is being spent on, and that it is spent reasonably. A lot of family members can find it frustrating that Florida guardianships, or even health care or attendant care in general, gets to be expensive as our parents age and as they may be hindered by dementia or Alzheimers requiring a lot of care, or caretakers or round the clock care. Here is a guardianship case where an attorney for the Ward had his attorneys feesreduced. If you are interested in how some courts analyze whether a guardianship lawyer’s fees are reasonable or not, consider reading this June 16, 2015 Washington appeal opinion.