Trust and Probate Litigation - Stan Blyth is a Probate Litigation Lawyer
- Trust and probate litigation involves resolution of trust disputes through civil court, often probate court.
- Disputes typically occur due to a significant issue in the trust, or due to the action, or inaction, of the trustee.
- Trust disputes most often happen when stakes are high.
- In fact, a common scenario with probate trust litigation surrounds conflicting interpretations of what the deceased person intended or desired.
- Conflicts requiring a trust litigator can revolve around the misuse of trust assets, or claimed undue influence by third parties, or even family members.
- If you find yourself in a situation wherein you believe you have been wronged by the nature of a trust, or you are the trustee of a trust with potential or pending issues, it is imperative to have a trust litigation attorney representing your interests and rights.
- Moreover, trust cases may not involve litigation, but can involve strategic tax planning of distribution to heirs and moving assets to beneficiaries tax-free. This type of financial planning falls under the purview Creede-Blyth’s tax expertise.