A San Diego trustee error could result in your inheritance being distributed to the wrong beneficiary. View here for five reasons this may happen.
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Forcing an executor to wrap up the probate of an estate may require court involvement. View here for more from a Riverside trust attorney.
When an executor is stealing from an estate, there is risk that the beneficiaries never receive their entitled property. Read more here.
A no-contest clause can prevent beneficiaries from challenging the provisions of a will or trust. Learn more about a no-contest clause in California
Interested in learning more about the common reasons for San Diego life insurance beneficiary designation disputes? View here for more.
When you believe a loved one may have passed away, the court will need to see evidence that you have done an appropriate amount of work to locate the missing person or verify whether he or she has passed away.
In a Financial Advisor article, California estate planning lawyer Scott Grossman and other interviewed professionals talk about the problem of second marriages.
After a loved one dies, disputes may arise over his or her property. These disputes may involve items of personal property in addition to finances.
8 Ways Trustees Steal From Trusts. Can a trustee steal assets from an trust? The following is an overview of some of the more common methods.
Wondering whether you still have time to pursue a trust litigation matter in San Diego? Here are four helpful facts about trustees and breach of fiduciary duty.