Trust Litigation Costs in California explained by a Certified Specialist in Estate Planning, Probate and Trust Law.
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Probate attorney Scott Grossman explains what a no-contest clause really means and the difference in challenging a trust and challenging a trustee.
In situations where co-trustees of a trust are unable to get along during the trust administration process, the San Diego probate court can intervene and remove one or both of the trustees. Contact our office today for a free consultation.
San Diego trust lawyers at Grossman Law reveal a powerful tool trustees can use to cut back and eventually halt creditor’s claims against the trust.
Attorney Scott Grossman discusses the four requirements in California for a valid typewritten and what they mean.
The law for California will contests, probate litigation, and trust litigation is mostly found in the California Probate Code.
None. There is no form to fill out to file a trust contest. Trust contests, and will contests, require a petition to be filed with the probate court.
Accusing someone of altering or forging documents in a decedent’s Will or Trust is an extremely serious allegation.
If your parent had previously executed a will, and you believe that it has since been changed, it is possible that he or she was the victim of undue influence. You may be able to contest the will in the probate court and have it rendered invalid.
California will contest matters can interfere with the administration of an estate while eating up valuable time and resources. Unfortunately, these matters must be defended even when the executor feels they are frivolous. If you are faced with the task of defending a will contest in San Diego, consider taking the following steps.