Winning The Inheritance Battle:
The Ultimate Guide To California Trust And Probate Litigation
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One would think that obtaining the inheritance that is rightfully yours would be a straightforward process. If you are named as the beneficiary in a will or a trust, or if you are the lawful heir to an estate under California law, it would seem obvious that you should be given what is yours without a fight.
Unfortunately, obtaining your inheritance is not always so simple. Our free trust litigation guide provides an overview of what to expect during the trust or estate litigation process, as well as the actions that you can take in order to finally receive the property that you are entitled to.
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What circumstances could potentially cause an inheritance to be withheld?
Examples of circumstances which could potentially delay or prevent you from receiving your rightful inheritance include:
- Disputes over the terms of a California will or trust
- Battles over whether a will or trust is valid
- Disagreements as to when property from a will or trust should be distributed
What should I do if the trustee or personal representative of an estate in California is refusing to distribute my inheritance?
If you find yourself in this unfortunate position, take the following steps:
Consulting with an experienced San Diego probate litigation lawyer is crucial to your success.
Attempting to battle with a trustee, the person settling your loved one’s estate, or another beneficiary or heir without the guidance of an experienced professional could come back to bite you. Each action that you take could potentially be used against you if it harms your claim to the inheritance. In addition, you are subject to time limitations for bringing actions relating to your right to receive an inheritance. Waiting too long could potentially mean that you no longer have a right to pursue a claim. To avoid these problems and understand more about the process of battling for your inheritance, view our free trust litigation guide today. Don’t hesitate to contact our firm with any other questions.
