Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in California
will/trust good faith violation by no discloser to beneficiary
where can I find attorney for answers as to getting my inheritance . possible fraud in my case as to appointed distributor is also beneficiary and has refused any of my fathers legacy to me as named beneficiary.
4 Answers from Attorneys
Re: will/trust good faith violation by no discloser to beneficiary
You need to find an attorney with experience in probate and estate litigation; feel free to contact my office for further consultation.
Re: will/trust good faith violation by no discloser to beneficiary
Your local or county bar association can usually refer you to an attorney that practices probate law.
If you are in Southern California, you can contact me.
Re: will/trust good faith violation by no discloser to beneficiary
There are reporting requirements and actions that you can take.
I would be happy to discuss this matter with you.
Caleb
Re: will/trust good faith violation by no disclosure to beneficiary
If this concerns a will, the claim can be made in the probate proceeding, and if it's a trust, a demand for accounting and trust information can be made. If you do have a definite interest/inheritance, you may need an attorney to force the executor/trustee to give it to you.
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