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Probate and Trust Administration
- Do I really need a trust administration attorney?
- Gary Coleman's parents abandon probate case
- Estate tax uncertainty complicates trust administration
- Probate lawyers don't get to invest probate funds
- Joe Jackson can't contest appointment of executors
Will Contests and Trust Litigation
News
Seniors duped into buying living trusts...
Posted on 7/25/2010
Probate rules vary greatly from state to state...
Posted on 7/5/2010
Estate tax repeal means some spouses are disinherited...
Posted on 1/2/2010
Estate taxes set to expire in 2010...
Posted on 12/19/2009
Probate lawyer under criminal investigation for taking money from estate...
Posted on 12/8/2009
Steve McNair's estate free to sell share of restaurant...
Posted on 11/24/2009
Trust mills fined over $6 million...
Posted on 11/1/2009
Katherine Jackson fires her probate attorney....
Posted on 10/23/2009
Yes, a bad father can luck into an inheritance...
Posted on 9/17/2009
Michael Jackson's estate will pay for his lavish funeral...
Posted on 9/13/2009
Library
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
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
Testimonials
- I learned first hand how important it is to have the right probate lawyer
- When she actually sued me in the Hemet probate court...
- Some people think any attorney who says he does probate can handle their case. That's wrong.
- As a lawyer myself, I am very thorough and detailed minded...
- You always returned my calls and/or e-mails promptly and I appreciate that.
Q: If I have a will, why do I still have to do a probate?
A: If your loved one has died and has left a will, it's the will that determines who gets their property. The only way to legally transfer property is by an order issued by the probate court. So, if there is a will then a probate is required.
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FAQs
Probate and Trust Administration
- My mother had a trust and also a joint tenancy account with my brother. Can I make him account for the money he took from the joint tenancy account?
- What is a will?
- I want to hire an attorney but my co-trustee doesn't want me to hire an attorney. What can I do?
Will Contests and Trust Litigation
- What is the difference between trust litigation and financial elder abuse litigation?
- Should I inherit my father's property if he held in joint tenancy with his second wife? There trust says I get all their property when they have both died.
- Who pays when I have to sue a trustee to give me a copy of my parent's trust?