Category: Trust Litigation

Category: Trust Litigation

Can a Trustee Live in a Trust Property in California?

A trustee must perform a balancing act when administering the trust. Their obligations include managing trust assets, acting in the best interests of the beneficiaries and trust, and fulfilling their fiduciary duties. Because of this, many beneficiaries wonder, Can a

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Does a Marriage Override a Trust in California?

If you married someone who passed away before they could write you into their will or trust, it is important to understand how California trust law works. In these situations, it is unfortunately common for former spouses and heirs to

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How Do You Prove a Breach of Fiduciary Duty?

Trustees wield considerable power over a trust, its beneficiaries, and the legacy of the person who created it. The fiduciary duty is a crucial line of defense for beneficiaries. If you suspect a trustee violated their fiduciary duty, acting quickly

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How Do You Resolve a Breach of Trust?

Because of their power over a trust, trustees have a legal obligation to act in the best interest of the trust and its beneficiaries, especially in the state of California. When a trustee fails to uphold these duties, this is

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