California Trust Law: Common Risks & Pitfalls of Serving as a Trustee
As a trustee, you are the captain of the ship and responsible for following the trust terms like a map, … Read More
As a trustee, you are the captain of the ship and responsible for following the trust terms like a map, … Read More
Trustees wield considerable power over a trust, its beneficiaries, and the legacy of the person who created it. The fiduciary … Read More
Can a trustee be held personally liable in California? Under California trust law, trustees can be held personally liable. But … Read More
Replacing a trustee is, effectively, a transition of power, and can be daunting. In California, whether the trustee willfully resigns … Read More
Because of their power over a trust, trustees have a legal obligation to act in the best interest of the … Read More
When there are siblings contest a trust, more than money is on the line; family ties are at stake. This … Read More
A trustee may hold significant power over a trust, but he or she is also performing a juggling act when … Read More
By creating a family trust, you can protect your family – and your wealth – even when you are no … Read More
California trust litigation is an expensive and drawn-out process, which makes beneficiaries feel like it is not an option. But … Read More
If you have a brother or sister, you know it can be hard to get siblings to agree about anything, … Read More