by Edward TerzianDo Probate Trials Involve a Jury?
When dealing with the complexities of probate disputes, one common question that arises is: Do probate trials involve a jury? The answer varies depending on the jurisdiction and the specific nature of the case. Understanding when a jury trial is applicable can significantly impact the strategy and outcome of your case. What Is Probate Court? Probate court handles the administration of a...
by Edward TerzianExpert Advice on Resolving Probate and Inheritance Disputes
Inheritance disputes and probate conflicts are not just legal challenges—they are deeply personal matters that can create significant strain among family members. Whether it’s a contested will, allegations of undue influence, or confusion about inheritance rights, these conflicts can be both emotionally and financially draining. At Inheritance Recovery LLP, we specialize in providing...
by Edward TerzianInheritance Nightmares – How Parents’ Trusts Get Hijacked
Inheritance disputes can be some of the most heart-wrenching and stressful legal battles a family can face, especially when a parent’s trust is hijacked or manipulated. Whether it’s due to undue influence, fraud, or a lack of clear documentation, these situations can leave families torn apart and beneficiaries uncertain of their rights. At Inheritance Recovery LLP, we specialize...
by Edward TerzianThe Distinction Between Marital and Separate Trusts
When navigating the complex world of estate planning and inheritance recovery, one concept that often confuses beneficiaries and even trustees is the difference between marital trusts and separate trusts. Understanding this distinction is crucial—not only to protect beneficiaries’ rights but also to ensure a deceased loved one’s wishes are faithfully executed. At Inheritance...
by Edward TerzianSteps to Remove a Trustee and When It Becomes Essential
A trustee plays a vital role in managing and distributing the assets of a trust according to the trust document’s instructions. However, there may come a time when it becomes necessary to remove a trustee. Whether due to a breach of duty, conflict of interest, incapacity, or other issues, removing a trustee is a legal process that must be done carefully and within the bounds of the law....
by Edward TerzianWhen to Use a Contingency Probate Lawyer for Estate Disputes
Estate disputes can be emotionally charged and legally complex, often pitting family members against each other during a time of grief. For many individuals wronged in probate or trust matters, pursuing justice can feel financially out of reach. That’s where a contingency probate lawyer comes in. At Inheritance Recovery Attorneys LLP, we specialize in handling estate disputes on a...
by Edward TerzianNavigating Mental Capacity Requirements in Estate Planning
When it comes to estate planning, understanding mental capacity is crucial. Mental capacity refers to an individual’s ability to make informed decisions about their personal and financial matters. Without the required mental capacity, a person may be unable to create a valid will, trust, or power of attorney, which can lead to complicated legal challenges down the road. What Is Mental...
by Edward TerzianIncorporating Digital Assets in Your Will: What You Need to Know
In today’s digital age, we all have a growing collection of digital assets—ranging from social media accounts and email addresses to cryptocurrencies and digital photos. These assets have real value and significance, both emotionally and financially, yet they are often overlooked in traditional estate planning. As more people store personal and financial information online, it’s...
by Edward TerzianThe Role of Taxes in Disrupting Probate Litigation Cases
Probate litigation can be a complex and emotionally taxing process, especially when family members or other beneficiaries dispute the validity of a will, trust, or estate distribution. However, there’s another often-overlooked factor that can further complicate these cases: taxes. Tax issues can not only delay the probate process but can also lead to unexpected financial burdens, disputes,...
by Edward Terzian