Trust Litigation involves legal disputes over a trust, between beneficiaries and trustees. The purpose of a Trust Litigation lawsuit is to obtain a beneficiary’s rightful inheritance.
Every probate or trust lawsuit has its own unique set of facts and circumstances and you may be better suited to either hourly billing or contingency fee arrangements dependent upon them. Contact our offices today for a case evaluation.
Wondering if you have grounds to pursue a lawsuit against a San Diego trustee for distributing your inheritance to the wrong party? View here for more.
A diagnosis of a mental illness alone is not enough to prove a testator lacked mental capacity to draft a San Diego will. Learn other considerations to review.
If a trustee fails to pay taxes, what options does a beneficiary have? There are several, including removing trustees and holding them personally liable.
When filing a petition to initiate a lawsuit involving a trust, you must state your claims. You do not need to prove these claims are true at this stage.
Assets held in a revocable living trust are generally not protected by creditors. There are many reasons why this is the case.
When a trustee mismanages assets or refuses to comply with trust terms, beneficiaries have several options. Consider asking the court to remove the trustee.
If you have questions during a trust administration, you can involve the court. The court can assist with certain interpretations of trust provisions.
If you have concerns about your loved one’s mental capacity, it may be time to go to court. Learn what evidence is needed to help prove your claim.
Disputes sometimes arise during the administration of an estate. When they do, consider mediation as a means for reaching a resolution.