Probate Litigation takes place when an interested party makes a claim or raises a dispute during the Probate process.
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Wondering whether you should pursue litigation when an executor does not distribute property under a California will? View here for more.
Wondering if you have grounds to pursue a lawsuit against a San Diego trustee for distributing your inheritance to the wrong party? View here for more.
A foster child may have rights to the estate of a foster parent, but certain circumstances must be met to successfully win a San Diego estate litigation matter.
A diagnosis of a mental illness alone is not enough to prove a testator lacked mental capacity to draft a San Diego will. Learn other considerations to review.
If a trustee fails to pay taxes, what options does a beneficiary have? There are several, including removing trustees and holding them personally liable.
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.
Disputes among interested parties can arise early in the probate process. Consider taking these five steps to help prevent the matter from escalating.
When filing a petition to initiate a lawsuit involving a trust, you must state your claims. You do not need to prove these claims are true at this stage.
Assets held in a revocable living trust are generally not protected by creditors. There are many reasons why this is the case.