Bad Trustees Newsletter

The Truth About The Slowness and Delibrate Probate Process

⚖️ The Truth About The Slowness and Delibrate Probate ProcessWhen a Trust Breaks TrustThere’s something nobody really tells you about trusts. They’re supposed to make things simple. Clean. Fair. Structured. A way to honor your parents’ wishes without turning a family...

When Trustee refuses to deliver an accounting

⚖️ When Trustee refuses to deliver an accountingTrustee Refusing AccountingHere’s what the court can do when a trustee refuses to deliver an accounting: 🔎 Sanctions & Remedies for Failure to Account Order to Compel + Deadlines Judge can issue an order with a...

Why Beneficiaries Deserve Transparency

Transparency is more than just a legal obligation — it’s a moral one. Beneficiaries are not asking for favors; they are asking for what was intended for them

Protecting Families from Trust Disputes

Trust disputes are some of the most painful conflicts a family can face. They often pit siblings against each other, strain relationships, and drain resources. The sad part is that many disputes are avoidable.

The True Role of a Trustee

A trustee’s job is to follow the instructions in the trust document exactly as they were written by the person who created it. That means no favoritism, no shortcuts, and no self-interest.

Why a Bad Trustee Would Not Be Entitled to Trustee Fees

If the Bad Trustee is facing potential surcharge and documented breaches of fiduciary duty, his claim to trustee fees is almost certainly dead in the water.

Why a Bad Trustee Attorney Might Settle Before Trial

If the Bad Trustee Attorney sees that the Good Trust Beneficiaires Attorney has clear, documented proof of the Bad Trustee’s lies — and those lies tie directly to measurable financial losses — there’s a strong chance he’ll push the Bad Trustee to settle before trial rather than risk.

⚖️ What Happens in a Probate Court Trial?

⚖️ What Happens in a Probate Court Trial?

A probate court trial is a legal proceeding that occurs when there is a dispute over a deceased person’s estate—often about a will, inheritance rights, or the actions of an executor or trustee. It happens when the normal probate process can’t be resolved administratively and must go before a judge.

Can a spouse be held liable for a lying trustee?

Can a spouse be held liable for a lying trustee?

Can a spouse be held liable for a lying trustee?Spouse Liability for Bad TrusteesYes, a spouse can potentially be held liable for the actions of a lying or fraudulent trustee—but it depends on several legal factors, and liability is not automatic. Here’s a breakdown:...

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