Ohio Code § 2113.36

§ 2113.36.

Allowances, in addition to those provided by section 2113.35 of the Revised Code for an executor or administrator, that the probate court considers just and reasonable

shall be made for actual and necessary expenses and for extraordinary services not

required of an executor or administrator in the common course of the executor's or

administrator's duties. Upon the application of an executor or administrator for further allowances for extraordinary

services rendered, the court shall review both ordinary and extraordinary services

claimed to have been rendered.  If the fees payable pursuant to section 2113.35 of the Revised Code exceed the reasonable value of the ordinary services rendered, the court shall adjust

any allowance made for extraordinary services so that the total fees and allowances

to be made fairly reflect the reasonable value of both ordinary and extraordinary

services. If an attorney has been employed in the administration of the estate, reasonable attorney

fees paid by the executor or administrator shall be allowed as a part of the expenses

of administration.  The court may at any time during administration fix the amount of those fees and,

on application of the executor or administrator or the attorney, shall fix the amount

of the fees.  If provision is made by the will of the deceased for compensation to an executor,

the amount provided shall be a full satisfaction for the executor's or administrator's

services, in lieu of the fees or share of the fees, unless by an instrument filed

in the court within four months after appointment the executor or administrator renounces

all claim to the compensation given by the will.