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  • When Do You Need A Trust Litigation Lawyer?
    When Do You Need A Trust Litigation Lawyer?

    Often in the waning years of people’s lives, they may become susceptible to fraud or abuse. Also, family issues can be difficult to work out, especially after you have all lost someone close to you. ...

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  • Part II - Estate Planning Attorney Disqualified from Representing A Client with Adverse Interests To Former Client
    Part II - Estate Planning Attorney Disqualified from Representing A Client with Adverse Interests To Former Client

    To continue our blog on Fiduciary Trust International of California v. Superior Court, Betty Brown (decedent), changed her will after Willet's death. Instead of leaving the majority of Betty's assets ...

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  • Homestead Declaration as Part of Estate Planning
    Homestead Declaration as Part of Estate Planning

    I would wager that the main type of property you would want to have protection for when you die would be your home. Many states, including California, have what are called homestead allowance ...

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  • Things To Consider When Choosing An Executor
    Things To Consider When Choosing An Executor

    Choosing an executor of a will is an important process in estate litigation. A choice that should not be made until several factors are taken into consideration. The obvious route when choosing an ...

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  • More Reasons to Consider Setting Up a Living Trust
    More Reasons to Consider Setting Up a Living Trust

    There are many benefits to drafting a living trust. Most people aim to set up a living trust to avoid a formal and costly probate or to put a mechanism in place to manage their finances should they ...

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  • Why Most People Consider Setting up a  Living Trust
    Why Most People Consider Setting up a Living Trust

    A revocable inter vivos trust, commonly referred to as a "living trust" is created during the settlor's lifetime and that the settlor has the power to revoke while still living. The trust is described ...

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