We don’t know if there is a will or a trust? How do we find out? Attorney Scott Grossman answers these questions in this very helpful video.
Often the question comes up, If my parents had a trust do I still need to do probate? Well the likely answer is no. The reason people create trusts is to avoid probate.
What makes trusts get attacked or vulnerable to litigation? Grossman Law discusses coercion and what qualifies as coercion.
The Grossman Law Firm explains contesting will legitimacy and how to identify whether a case can be made based on the grounds of mental incompetence.
The Grossman Law firm explain the various forms of duress (economic, physical, etc.) and how these threats may impact distribution of an estate.
There are a lot of both similarities and differences between executors vs. trustees. Understanding what is similar and different about these roles will help make handling an estate much easier.
When appalled heirs learn how a parent’s wealth is to be distributed, they are quick to invoke lack of capacity. California probate lawyer Grossman explains.
How Much Does Probate Cost in San Diego? Surprisingly, a Certified Specialist doesn’t cost any more than hiring a generalist.
What are your rights surrounding the accounting during the probate process? View here for more from a San Diego probate court litigation attorney
Wondering what to do if you need to conduct both a probate and trust administration? View here for more information from a San Diego probate court attorney.
