Trustees of California trusts could be held personally liable for their negligent actions. Beneficiaries will have to demonstrate these five things to succeed.
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.
Trustees of California trusts could be held personally liable for their negligent actions. Beneficiaries will have to demonstrate these five things to succeed.
Suspect undue influence in a CA trust or will? Learn the warning signs, how trust contests work, and what legal options may help…
Serving as a trustee of your loved one’s trust may feel overwhelming for those who have never administered a trust in the past. . This is especially true when multiple trustees are serving simultaneously therefore it is important to understand some co-trustee rules first.
Learn what a fiduciary duty means in California trust litigation, common trustee breaches, and what beneficiaries can do when a trustee…
What happens when one co-trustee dies, and the other fails to manage the trust? Learn your rights as a California beneficiary…
Suspect a trustee is misusing trust funds in CA? Learn the warning signs, your legal options, and how we recovered 1.5 million…
Can an irrevocable trust be challenged in CA? Learn five key questions that may determine whether trust assets are vulnerable to a lawsuit.
Learn how long you have to sue a trustee in California and when the deadline starts for trust litigation claims.
Probate attorney Scott Grossman explains what a no-contest clause really means and the difference in challenging a trust and challenging a trustee.
Learn the most common trustee accounting errors in CA and why mistakes in trust accountings can create disputes or delay distributions.