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Hi, this is Stewart Albertson with Albertson & Davidson and I want to talk to you about one of more difficult set of cases we come across and I call these the “Difficult Don’t Miss Undue Influence Cases”. Let me say
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Hi, this is Stewart Albertson with Albertson & Davidson and I want to talk to you about undue influence cases. What makes a good undue influence case and what makes a not-so-good undue influence case? And let me just set this
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
Did you know that there are different levels of capacity for creating a California Trust versus a California Will–at least sometimes there are. There are times, however, when the capacity standard is the same. In this video, Stewart Albertson describes the different levels of capacity required for a California Trust versus a California Will, and
In this video, I discuss the basics of whether a Trustee can evict a Trust beneficiary or a Co-Trustee from Trust real property. Albertson & Davidson, LLP has the experience and skills to successfully navigate this for you. Call us today at 909-466-1711.
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Last week the San Bernardino County Sherriff’s office announced that they have arrested a caretaker for alleged forgery and identity theft of a family’s living trust. This is big deal because wrongdoers are so rarely arrested and charged for their criminal actions in Trust and Will cases.
According to the San Bernardino County Sherriff’s office
It’s an exciting time to be a Trust and Will litigation lawyer. Our California Supreme Court recently handed down an opinion on a very pivotal area of Trust litigation—Trustee liability. Last October we wrote about the case entitled Estate of William Giraldin, where the Fourth District Court of Appeal held that beneficiaries of a