Can a Non-Beneficiary or Trustee Participate in a Trust Proceeding?
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Can a non-beneficiary and non-trustee participate in a trust proceeding?
Last month, the First District Court of Appeal addressed this issue and issue an...
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In probate actions a common issue facing the courts is whether an amendment to a revocable trust was valid. Last month, the First District Court of Appeal published a new decision addressing whether an amendment to a revocable trust was valid when it was not acknowledged by a notary public. In the video above I briefly discuss this new case. Below is my summary of this new case.
New Probate Decision
Balistreri v. Balistreri (2022) _ Cal.App.5th _ , 2022 WL 557745: The...