Family & Trust Insights — Page 2
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Property and fiduciary questions that arise in personal rather than commercial relationships: transfers made in contemplation of marriage, homes brought into a marriage, and the duties a California trustee owes the beneficiaries of a trust.
Why Californians Use Revocable Living Trusts to Reduce Probate Cost and Delay
California’s statutory probate-fee schedule can make trust planning especially important for homeowners, but the trust must be properly funded.
Read the Article →What Damages Can a Beneficiary Recover From a Trustee in California?
Learn how California courts may measure trustee surcharge, recover improper profits, trace transferred trust property, and apply breach-of-trust deadlines and defenses.
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