Attorney Profiles

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	Scott Grossman The Grossman Law Firm, APC 6370 Magnolia Avenue Suite 320 Riverside, CA 92506

Scott Grossman graduated from Tufts University in 1987, California Western School of Law in 1994, and the University of San Diego with a Masters of Law in Taxation (LLM (Tax)) in 2005.  Scott founded The Grossman Law Firm, A.P.C. in 1999.  Scott is a much sought after speaker for both professional groups as well as the general public.  He has presented continuing education seminars to hundreds of accountants, financial planners, and insurance agents including those attending the Southern California Financial Planning Conference.  Scott has presented numerous seminars to the general public on estate planning, trust administration, probate and Medi-Cal planning. 

Scott is admitted to practice before the California Supreme Court, the United States District Courts for the Southern and Central Districts of California, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals for the United States, and the United States Tax Court.  When he is not working for his clients, Scott enjoys spending time with his wife, two daughters, and three cats.  He is even known to go running when they allow him to get some sleep.

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Probate and Trust Administration

• Trust administration creditors claim procedure
• How to choose a San Diego, California probate attorney
• Your probate attorney should not be your conservatorship attorney
• California probate lawyers: how to choose yours - Part 1
• California probate lawyers: how to choose yours- Part 2
• California probate and trust law gives equal treatment to registered domestic partners
• When both probate and trust administration are necessary in California
• Paying your California probate lawyer
• What is probate?
• What is trust administration

Will Contests and Trust Litigation

• Trustee-beneficiary relationship may extend statute of limitations
• Estate tax repeal may require surviving spouses to sue their own trusts to get their rightful share
• Trust litigation can't be won because your parent did something dumb
• Trustee's failure to provide a copy of the trust will cost the trustee
• Contingency fee agreements in California probate litigation and trust litigation cases
• Trust no-contest clause not triggered by challenge to handwritten note
• Starting a California trust contest
• Removing parent's trust attorney as trustee
• California will contestants should not talk to other parties in their case
• California will contest or trust contest based on mental incapacity
• California will contest or trust contest based on undue influence