The method for amending a Trust may not be the same as the method for revoking a Trust–what’s the difference? In this video, Stewart Albertson discusses the difference between the two.
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Another year is in the books and it’s time to look back at the best of our law blog for the year. We have had another great year and great feedback from people who read (and apparently enjoy) this blog. We love giving out good information, so your comments and feedback are always welcome. In
Trust and Will law can be frustrating. Especially when you are a helpless beneficiary looking to the Trustee to do the right thing and administer a Trust in a way that is fair and honest to all concerned. Beneficiaries have rights, and they can pursue those rights in Court, but so often the outcome of
What do you do when a parent is losing capacity, but refuses to admit it? In this video, I discuss come options for dealig with parents when their capacity is kaput.
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If you are not around the Court system very often you may not realize the absolute financial crisis affecting our judicial system, especially in California. Services that were once considered basic Court services are now unaffordable luxuries—such as enough Courtrooms, Judges, and staff to properly run the Court system. Filing fees have skyrocketed, the number
Albertson & Davidson, LLP is pleased to announce the addition of attorney Mark D. Perryman to the firm as a partner. Mr. Perryman focuses his practice on Trust, Will and Probate litigation. He also helps clients in estate planning, trust administration and business litigation.
“I chose to join Albertson & Davidson because they share my
You may be surprised to learn that your Will could be revoked without you even knowing it. Under Probate Code section 6124, if your original Will was in your possession at the time of death and if the original Will cannot be found, the law presumes that you destroyed the Will with the intent
We enjoy fighting for our clients and seeking resolutions to their problems. We love what we do. And while we know we work hard to meet these goals, it’s nice to receive some outside recognition of our efforts.
I am proud to announce that Stewart R. Albertson of our firm was recently nominated for Trial
As a lawyer I can’t guarantee you a win. If I could I would be the most successful lawyer on the face of the planet. But any lawyer who guarantees a result isn’t being truthful. And any lawyer who intimates a result by saying things like “I never lost a trial” or “I’ve won 98%
A Trustee’s duty to manage Trust assets is very different from how you are allowed to manage your own individual assets. This is America, you can manage your own finances any way you please. You can be risky and invest big, you can be conservative and invest small, or you can hide your money in