Posts from July 2017.
Can a disinherited person force the production of information necessary to substantiate the efforts required to pursue a challenge to a Will, beneficiary designation, or Trust?
Isolation and manipulation of a loved one by those who are intent on deriving benefits from an estate are frequent realities in estate litigation cases. Undue influence, the process by which a person’s mind is subjugated so that the decision-making is actually that of the perpetrator, is almost always done behind closed doors. The byproduct of isolation and conduct perpetrated in the dark is lack of information. Family members are left with only questions and no answers.Read More ›
Tags: Beneficiaries, Disinheritance, Fiduciaries, Financial Exploitation, Ohio Trust Code Compliance, Powers of Attorney, Probate Litigation, Trust Litigation, Undue Influence, Will and Trust Challenges, Will Contest
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