When you file your Trust or Will lawsuit in court, you may know you are right and the other side is wrong, and you put all your facts in your pleading, so why can’t the court just make a decision right away? Instead, your Probate petition or Trust or Will lawsuit is set for an […]
1. Preparation, preparation, preparation Trial is hard work because you have to be prepared. Preparing witness outlines, documents, and other evidence takes more time than you might imagine. Especially when you have deposition transcripts that you want to use because you really need to reference the page and line numbers for the favorable testimony so […]
“…with liberty and justice for all.” Remember that from the Pledge of Allegiance? Well, the Pledge may say, justice for all, but not everyone can afford justice on Trust and Will lawsuits in court. And justice in Trust and Will matters can be more subjective than you think. You certainly know what a just result […]
How would you like to keep lawyers fully employed? Don’t like that idea? Well there are many people who do just that by naming two successor co-trustee’s of their revocable Trust. The thought is a good one: I like both people so why not have them act together. And being a Trustee is a lot […]
