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When a Trustee Does Not Follow Trust Terms in California?
A trust document serves as a roadmap that outlines exactly how the trustee must manage and distribute trust assets under California law. State law recognizes this as one of a trustee’s essential fiduciary duties. If a trustee refuses to follow the trust document, it can cause significant harm to the

Navigating California Trust Litigation: What To Expect
Finding yourself involved in California trust litigation can feel overwhelming. Fortunately, with the right guidance and representation, you can protect your inheritance and move through the process with clarity and confidence. At Gokal Law Group, we have helped clients navigate this complicated legal process for decades to defend their inheritance

Are Beneficiaries Entitled to a Copy of the Trust in California?
Trustees have significant authority over each beneficiary’s inheritances and the legacy of the person who created the Trust. Still, there are several checks and balances in place to enable beneficiaries to oversee how a trustee is administering a trust and if it is compliant with the probate code and the

How Long Does a Trustee Have to Settle a Trust in California?
Trust administration in California is a dynamic process, which can cause many beneficiaries to ask the same question: How long does a trustee have to settle a trust in California? The truth is this depends on your unique circumstances. But that doesn’t mean a trustee can neglect their duties, and

Can a Trustee Refuse to Act?
Trustees have considerable power over a trust, which can sometimes make beneficiaries feel like they are at their mercy. When a trustee refuses to take action, many beneficiaries have the same question: Can a trustee refuse to act? Fortunately, when you work with an experienced California trust litigation lawyer, you

Who Can Contest a Trust in California?
A trust is a way for a person to take care of those they love the most when they are no longer here to do so. However, an invalid trust jeopardizes the decedent’s legacy and the well-being of their loved ones. Beneficiaries may feel powerless in the face of an
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