Alaska Stat. § 08.26.120
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Required notification.
Official statutory text
A licensee shall notify the department immediately if (1) the licensee fails to file a report to the court required by this chapter;
(2) the licensee has been removed as a guardian or conservator for a ward or protected person;
(3) the licensee has received a gift with a value of more than $100 from a ward or protected person during the two years before the appointment;
(4) the licensee has an interest in an enterprise that provides services to the ward or protected person;
(5) an employee or contractor of the licensee is arrested for any offense; or
(6) the licensee has filed for bankruptcy.
Article 4. Discipline.
(2) the licensee has been removed as a guardian or conservator for a ward or protected person;
(3) the licensee has received a gift with a value of more than $100 from a ward or protected person during the two years before the appointment;
(4) the licensee has an interest in an enterprise that provides services to the ward or protected person;
(5) an employee or contractor of the licensee is arrested for any offense; or
(6) the licensee has filed for bankruptcy.
Article 4. Discipline.
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