Suspect trustee theft? Learn what evidence California courts require and how beneficiaries can prove misappropriation and protect trust assets.
A person or organization that has been given responsibility for managing someone else’s property or money through a Trust. There are different types of trusts, including Totten Trusts, Special Needs Trusts, Testamentary Trusts, Living Trust, and many others. The type of trust will determine the exact actions a Trustee must take in order to perform their job.
Suspect trustee theft? Learn what evidence California courts require and how beneficiaries can prove misappropriation and protect trust assets.
How often must a California trustee review trust assets? Learn what the law requires, warning signs of neglect, and what beneficiaries can do.
How do you demonstrate that the trustee of a trust is mentally incompetent? A CA probate court attorney offers four important steps to take here.
Do beneficiaries have the right to see a California trust? In most cases, yes—once the trust becomes irrevocable, trustees must provide a…
Administering an estate with retirement assets has many potential pitfalls. Click here to learn the differences between Conduit and Accumulation Trusts.
Does an unpaid trustee have a lower standard of care under California law? Learn how trustee compensation affects fiduciary duties
Trustees must share certain information with the beneficiaries of a trust during a trust administration. This is a fundamental right of a beneficiary.
Should my Trustee be diversifying Trust assets? The answer depends in most cases, but typically, yes.