Category Archives: Trust Litigation
Can a Florida Probate Court “Correct” a Mistake in a Trust?
Florida residents commonly create trusts as part of their estate plan in order to distribute their assets upon death without the need for a lengthy probate process. Unfortunately, trusts are not always successful in avoiding disputes among family members, especially when there may be problems with how the trust was created or funded. If… Read More »
How to Remove a Problem Trustee in Florida: A Step-by-Step Guide
A trustee has a serious legal duty: to manage a trust’s assets for the benefit of its beneficiaries, according to the terms of the trust and in compliance with Florida law. But what happens when the trustee isn’t doing their job—or worse, is acting in bad faith? Whether due to negligence, mismanagement, or outright… Read More »
Trust Beneficiary Rights in Florida: What To Do If You Suspect Mismanagement
Trusts are valuable tools for estate planning, offering a way to manage and distribute assets while providing beneficiaries with financial security. However, the success of a trust depends on the actions of the trustee, who is legally obligated to manage the trust in the beneficiaries’ best interests. When mismanagement occurs, it can jeopardize the… Read More »