Category: Trust Litigation

When someone is a trusted caregiver for another person, they have considerable influence over them. Unfortunately, some people in this position abuse their power for their gain. Sometimes, caregivers manipulate vulnerable individuals into giving them a large part of their

Countless situations can arise that require California trust litigation, but they often share similar elements of exploitative and callous individuals who abuse their position for their own gain. These cases are almost always fraught with intense emotions, and the repercussions

When someone is named trustee, this is a sign of confidence in their ability and integrity in managing a person’s estate and property. However, managing and administering a trust is incredibly complex. It requires a trustee to adhere to probate

If you are not named as a beneficiary of a trust, it may seem like you have no right to challenge it. In many situations, this protects both beneficiaries and the trust. But sometimes, non-beneficiaries have a legitimate claim to

When someone is appointed as trustee, this signals a belief in their abilities and integrity. Trustees have wide access to substantial assets and funds and hold a tremendous responsibility to the trust and its beneficiaries as they manage the trust.

Is a trustee refusing or failing to communicate with you or other beneficiaries? Whether they are not telling you what assets a trust holds or how they are investing those assets, per California trust law, trustees must communicate with beneficiaries

When your parent passes away, you and your siblings may become closer than you’ve ever been. But sometimes, in the wake of a parent’s passing, old sibling rivalries surface and cause a rift between them. Whether it’s because one sibling