Category: Probate Litigation

Category: Probate Litigation

Can I Be Forced to Sell Inherited Property?

When someone passes away and leaves behind property, it is normal for those who inherit it jointly to disagree about what to do with it. Some people will see it as a responsibility they don’t want to take on, while

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How to Buy Out a Sibling on Shared Property We Inherited

When multiple siblings inherit a home, everyone receives a share of the property, meaning everyone shares responsibility for it. As a result, all siblings divide the property tax, mortgage payments, necessary maintenance to the property, and any other expenses that

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What is Inheritance Hijacking?

Inheritance hijacking occurs regularly and can happen to anyone. This offense refers to situations in which someone steals your inheritance and can be especially devastating when you are in the process of grieving a loved one who recently passed away.

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What is Executor Fraud?

Executors play an integral role in administering an estate and distributing inheritance to beneficiaries. As such, they have a tremendous amount of power and influence over the funds and assets an estate holds. However, some executors cannot resist temptation and

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How to Prove a Will is Fake in California

If you suspect that someone has forged the will governing the inheritance you stand to receive, this offense can have substantial short and long-term consequences on the family’s financial well-being and security. We understand the emotional and legal turmoil this

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What Are California Next of Kin Laws for Estates?

When someone passes away without leaving behind a will or trust, their estate becomes subject to the rules of “intestate succession,” which are governed by California’s next-of-kin laws. Unfortunately, if an estate is classified as intestate, the involvement of the

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What is Probate Fraud?

Every time an estate enters probate, legacy and financial security are at stake for beneficiaries. And when an executor abuses their position for their gain, this can have consequences that ripple across generations. Typically, when an executor uses nefarious means

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