Under California law, the following individuals have priority with regard to the authority to make decisions about a decedent’s physical remains
What can a beneficiary do if a trustee commits a breach of his or her duties during trust administration? There are various options available.
Even if you pursue your appeal on time, it is important to understand the various standards of review that the court of appeal will apply to your case.
Administering a loved one’s estate involves more than just divvying up furniture, clothing, and personal effects and distributing them to family members and friends. The personal representative of an estate has many responsibilities.
Here are four examples of issues that can lead to trust or estate litigation after a person’s passing. Read more about when to talk with an attorney.
What are some of the common terms that are often used during a trust and estate administration? The following is an overview.
Probate administration in California can take months or even years to complete. View here for signs that your administration may take longer than usual.
If a California decedent intended to transfer his or her estate to a surviving spouse, a Spousal Property Petition may be the way to go, Scott Grossman says.
What is probate and how do you know whether or not you need it? A probate and trust litigation attorney explains how probate cases work in California.
You deserve a trust and probate litigation attorney who can give the right answers to all five of these questions.
