Section 45-5-107 - Separate accounts and recordsA. A guardian or conservator shall not commingle the guardian's or conservator's funds or investments with those held by the guardian or conservator as a fiduciary for a minor or an adult. Funds and any investments held by the guardian or conservator as a fiduciary for the minor or the adult shall be held in accounts that are separate from those of the guardian or conservator. If a guardian or conservator serves as fiduciary for one or more individuals subject to guardianship or conservatorship, the guardian or conservator shall hold the funds and any investments held as a fiduciary in a separate account for each individual subject to guardianship or conservatorship. Except as otherwise provided in the Uniform Probate Code, and to the extent that is reasonable and customary, any other property held by the guardian or conservator as a fiduciary for one or more individuals subject to guardianship or conservatorship shall be titled separately: (1) from the guardian's or conservator's property; and(2) for each individual subject to guardianship or conservatorship.B. A court at any time may require a guardian to bring a proceeding for a conservatorship if necessary or advisable to: (1) protect property of a minor or an adult, including any property held by the guardian as a fiduciary for the minor or the adult;(2) conserve for the minor's future needs all funds of the minor not expended for the minor's current needs; or(3) conserve for the adult's future needs all funds of the adult not expended for the adult's current needs.C. The guardian or conservator shall maintain those books and records that are in the possession, custody or control of the guardian or conservator and that concern the funds, investments or other property held by the guardian or conservator as a fiduciary for an individual for seven years, or for such other period as may be provided by the court.Added by 2018, c. 10,s. 1, eff. 7/1/2018.