Category: Trust Litigation

Category: Trust Litigation

What happens if a trustee steals from a trust in California? You can take several steps to recover assets and receive justice. Learn more in our blog.

What Happens if a Trustee Steals from a Trust in California?

Trustees hold a position of extraordinary responsibility — and with that comes access to the trust’s bank accounts, real estate, investments, and personal property. While the law imposes strict duties to safeguard these assets, some trustees abuse their authority. Trustee

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A lawyer working on a case for a beneficiary who came to them and asked, If property is in a trust, can it be sold?

If Property is in a Trust, Can it be Sold?

A trust holds more than funds and assets; it holds your family’s legacy. As a result, a trustee has considerable influence over the story of this legacy, and their actions ripple across generations. When trustees sell property, it is normal

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An attorney going over California trust accounting requirements with a beneficiary when reviewing an accounting provided by a trustee.

What Are California Trust Accounting Requirements?

Numbers don’t lie, and if a trustee is neglecting their duty or abusing their position, a trust accounting is where these violations come to light.  This document is a comprehensive record of all financial transactions related to a trust, and

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