Stand Fight Win Podcast

What is a California Trust and Will Trial Lawyer?

It takes a few special ingredients to become a successful Trust and Will trial lawyer in California.  In this podcast, I discuss the characteristics you should look for in your lawyer.

The Empty Will Problem in California

Your Will may not control any of your assets after your death. It all depends on how your assets are titled.  In this episode, we describe the empty Will problem.

Troubled Trust Administrations

Some Trust administrations are just simply troubled.  Not yet headed to court, but the Trustees and beneficiaries are not getting along either.  In this episode we discuss the troubled trust administration issues.

Revoking vs. Amending Your California Trust

If you created a California revocable trust, you may be surprised to learn that the method used to revoke that Trust may be different from the method to amend the Trust.  In this podcast, we describe the different procedures used to revoke vs. amend a California revocable Trust.

Choose Your California Successor Trustee Wisely

If you are creating a revocable Trust in California, put some thought into your successor Trustee.

Announcement for Professional Women's Conference set for April 20, 2015

Two Headed Monster: The Downside of California Co-Trustees

Having two people as co-trustees can be a serious problem in your Trust administration.  In this podcast, we discuss some problems, and some solutions, to having two co-trustees.

The Hard Work of Trustee Investing in California Trusts

Every Trustee must follow the Uniform Prudent Investor Act, but that does not always occur.  In this podcast, we discuss the ins and outs of California Trustee investing.

California Undue Influence: The Lighter Side of Capacity

Lack of capacity can be hard to prove in court, so why not use undue influence instead?  In this podcast we discuss the lower capacity required under a undue influence claim versus lack of capacity.

What Rights Do California Trust Beneficiaries Have to Information?

As a California Trust Beneficiary, you have many rights.  The most important of those rights, is the right to information.  In this podcast, we discuss your rights to information.