Category: Trust Litigation

Category: Trust Litigation

What is the New Partition Law in California?

When beneficiaries inherit a property together, it is an unfortunate truth that disputes can quickly arise regarding what to do with that property. To further complicate matters, the loss of a parent often compounds the intense emotions that arise around

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Can I Be Forced to Sell Inherited Property?

When someone passes away and leaves behind property, it is normal for those who inherit it jointly to disagree about what to do with it. Some people will see it as a responsibility they don’t want to take on, while

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How to Buy Out a Sibling on Shared Property We Inherited

When multiple siblings inherit a home, everyone receives a share of the property, meaning everyone shares responsibility for it. As a result, all siblings divide the property tax, mortgage payments, necessary maintenance to the property, and any other expenses that

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What is Inheritance Hijacking?

Inheritance hijacking occurs regularly and can happen to anyone. This offense refers to situations in which someone steals your inheritance and can be especially devastating when you are in the process of grieving a loved one who recently passed away.

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Who Has More Rights: a Trustee or the Beneficiary?

The relationship between a trustee and beneficiary can be personally and legally complex, especially when a beneficiary disagrees  with how the trustee is administering the trust. In these situations, it is normal for both the beneficiary and trustee to wonder

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Can a Trustee Sue on Behalf of a Trust?

When someone is appointed the trustee of a trust, they receive considerable power over the funds, assets, and property it holds. In their role, they must follow the terms of the trust and act solely to benefit the beneficiaries and

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