Four Differences Between a Trust Reformation and Modification
If there is a problem with a trust that you are an interested party to, you have several options. Trust reformations or modifications are two possibilities.
Articles about Estate Litigation
Creditors Must Sue the Trustee, Not the Trust to Succeed
In order to bring a claim to gain access to the assets of a trust, a creditor must sue the correct party. That party is the trustee, not the trust itself.
Why Can Creditors Reach Revocable Living Trusts?
Assets held in a revocable living trust are generally not protected by creditors. There are many reasons why this is the case.
Trustee Removal for Asset Mismanagement May Be an Option
When a trustee mismanages assets or refuses to comply with trust terms, beneficiaries have several options. Consider asking the court to remove the trustee.
Ask the Court for Help With Trust Provision Questions
If you have questions during a trust administration, you can involve the court. The court can assist with certain interpretations of trust provisions.
How an Attorney Can Help With Power of Attorney Abuse
Durable powers of attorney can sometimes be abused and lead to theft or waste of the principal’s assets. If your loved one is a victim, an attorney can help.
What to Do When a Trustee Won’t Sell a Trust Asset
Beneficiaries of trusts may be concerned when a trustee delays selling an asset that should be sold. It is important to act quickly to prevent further harm.
File Suit Against the Proper Party to Challenge a Trust
To file a lawsuit on behalf of your spouse regarding a trust, you must name the correct defendant. Learn more, here.