The Badges of Fraud and Transfers to Trusts
Assets in a trust may be protected from creditors under some circumstances. When factors that indicate fraud are present, the trust may be subject to attack.
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California Will Fraud: What Happens When Your Loved One Was Victimized
Overturning a will based upon fraud requires proof that a lie induced changes or additions to the will. View here for more from a San Diego probate attorney.
Where to Look for Trust Mistakes, by a San Diego Probate Attorney
The San Diego probate attorneys at The Grossman Law Firm reveal some of the typical mistakes in estate trusts that can lead to California trust litigation.
What to Do When a Trustee Steals from the Estate
Are there penalties when a trustee steals from the estate? The answer is yes, but you must act to stop the theft and stay within the statute of limitations!
California Irrevocable Trust Fraudulent Transfer Claim: Seven Questions
Creditors may bring litigation against an irrevocable trust on the grounds of “fraudulent transfer.” View here for more from a San Diego probate court lawyer.
Contesting a Will or Trust? Time is Not on Your Side.
If you are considering contesting a will or trust, it is essential that you take immediate action to preserve your right to object to how things are being done
Proving That A Transfer To A Spendthrift Trust Was Fraudulent
Creditors can still attack the transfer and attempt to reach the assets. One avenue of attack is to argue the transfers to trust were fraudulent.
Take These Steps If You Think A Medical Caregiver Stole From Your Loved One
theft by home health care providers against the elderly and disabled are all too common. When these incidents occur, it can dramatically impact the inheritance that you otherwise would have received.