Conn. Probate Court Rules of Procedure, Rule 39
Reviewed source note: Section 39.1 Fiduciary and attorney's fees (a) On motion of a fiduciary, the court may approve: (1) a proposed fee arrangement for the fiduciary or for the fiduciary's attorney before the fiduciary or attorney has rendered ser- vices; or (2) a proposed fee for services already rendered by the fiduciary or attorney.
What this means: Connecticut has NO statutory percentage schedule for fiduciary (executor/administrator) compensation — verified absent from C.G.S. chapters 801b, 802, and 802b. Compensation is 'reasonable' and is governed by Rule 39 (Section 39.1, 'Fiduciary and attorney's fees') of the Probate Court Rules of Procedure. The substantive body of Rule 39 in the official PDF is embedded as page images and does not extract to text, so only the rule's table-of-contents caption ('Rule 39') and section number ('39.1') are available as verbatim substrings; the reasonable-compensation characterization is drawn from the rule's title/scope plus the confirmed absence of any statutory schedule.