Category: Trust Litigation
Learning that a loved one protected their estate with a trust should bring peace of mind. But when the person entrusted with that protection—the rustee—becomes the source of risk, that sense of security can quickly collapse. Discovering that a trustee
Finding out that someone entrusted with your financial well-being, or the future of a loved one’s legacy, has acted improperly can be a devastating blow to you and your family. When a fiduciary, a person or entity legally and ethically
Inheriting a business in California can be a bittersweet experience. While it can represent a valuable legacy, it can also be the source of significant legal conflict, especially if the estate plan is unclear or nonexistent or if it was
Different types of trusts exist, and each operates under unique rules. Just as importantly, California trust law governs these trusts differently, which directly affects how you and your attorney should approach trust litigation. At Gokal Law Group, we’ve spent years
A trust is a legal instrument that can impact a family for generations. When this document is rendered invalid or improperly created, acting quickly is critical to protect your inheritance and ensure the trust is administered lawfully. At Gokal Law
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
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
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
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
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