Legal Question in Personal Injury in Georgia

Fraud and gross negligence
My children, one a minor, are beneficiaries of an irrevocable trust executed 8 years prior to the time the grantors filed Chapter 11 for two businesses which had significantly more assets than debt. Under duress the guardian trustees resigned and the bankruptcy trustee and his attorney filed motion with the court to bring the trust corpus ($2 million in real estate) into the bk estate knowing that the debtors did not own or control the trust. Although trust documents were in the possession of the bk trustee and attorney the beneficiaries were not given service of this motion and the trustee and attorney knew the interest of the beneficiaries was not being represented. I would like to know if I can sue the bk trustee and his attorney personally for gross negligence, fraud, or anything else and what exactly do I need to prove in order for them to be held accountable personally?

Asked on 9/05/08, 7:56 pm

Scott Riddle Law Office of Scott B. Riddle, LLC

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Re: Fraud and gross negligence

Same as last time you asked - your question is beyond the scope of this forum. Get a lawyer.

Answered on 9/05/08, 8:14 pm

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