In the third part of our series on the causes of California trust litigation, San Diego probate attorneys at The Grossman Law Firm talk about mistakes.
Considering bringing a claim as the beneficiary of a trust? Be wary of no-contest clauses. View this page for more from a California trust litigation attorney.
Do you suspect that the will or trust of your loved one was forged? View this page for more information from a San Diego probate litigation attorney.
Wondering whether or not the terms of an irrevocable trust can be modified? View this page for more information from a San Diego trust litigation attorney.
What happens when a trustee wants to sell a house to a buyer who needs seller financing? View here for more from a San Diego trust litigation attorney.
How California Community Property Affects Rights of a Surviving Spouse in Temecula explained by Probate and Trust Litigation Attorney Scott Grossman.
Probate requires every estate to file an Inventory and Appraisal. For a list of facts about this process, or if you need help with a probate, contact us.
During the probate administration process in San Diego, most records are public, including the will. Learn which private documents remain sealed.
Personal representatives in California must complete an Inventory and Appraisal Form. This form includes two attachments. Click here to learn more.
During an estate administration it is your duty to manage and distribute the assets. Assets are sometimes not discovered until after the estate is closed.
