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In a recent episode of Ask 2 Lawyers, we tackle the latest development in Reggie Bush’s ongoing lawsuit against the NCAA and USC. Bush, the former USC football star and NFL player, is suing for the exploitation of his name and image without compensation. For years, the NCAA and USC profited immensely from Bush’s stardom […]
In a major development in the Girardi & Keese fraud case, Christopher Kamon, the former CFO of Tom Girardi’s now-defunct law firm, recently pled guilty to two counts of wire fraud. This outcome wasn’t much of a surprise, as many had long suspected Kamon’s role in embezzling millions of dollars from the firm’s client trust […]
Our podcast is newly rebranded! Introducing, Ask 2 Lawyers. The show will continue to cover a variety of interesting topics including legal news, probate law, celebrity estates, aviation, living and much more. Starting today, the podcast will have accompanying livestreams on our YouTube channel where you can bring all of your questions and interact with […]
We had the pleasure of sitting down to talk with Amanda Bronstad of Law.com about the Tom Girardi criminal trial involving his alleged theft on client settlement money. Amanda was in the courtroom in Los Angeles over the two weeks of the trial. She tells us all about this case – the defense strategy, uncovering […]
I want to welcome you to The Big Challenge. We’ve done a lot of videos over the years where we talk about things like lack of capacity, undue influence. These are legal grounds for overturning a trust or a trust amendment. But we’ve never put together a comprehensive course that goes from start to finish. […]
When a Trust is created, the Trust creator (the “Grantor” or “Settlor”) needs to transfer all property into the name of the Trust. For example, if the grantor owns a house, the grantor must record a deed transferring legal ownership of the house into the Trust. What if the Trust is created but the property […]
What happens when you enter into a settlement agreement and the other party refuses to comply with the terms? There are provisions you can put into your settlement agreement to help you enforce that settlement agreement in the future. A settlement agreement is a contract. Contracts are enforceable. Most settlement agreements are solid documents. The […]
How do you prove your case? If you are trying to invalidate a Trust or Will, you have the burden of proof, which is the legal obligation to prove your allegations in court. You must come to court with admissible evidence. Not all evidence is admissible in court. Certain types of evidence are inadmissible, which […]
Formal accountings can take up a lot of your time. When we say “formal accounting” we are referring to a Trust accounting that is prepared according to the format rules of the Probate Code (section 1060) and filed with the court to court approval. Why do formal accountings take so long to resolve? First, it […]
