Having the courts appoint a conservator
As a beneficiery to my parents family trust, can I have the courts remove a trustee to my parents trusts because of unlawful acts toward my brother and me.
Re: Having the courts appoint a conservator
Depending on the terms of the trust as well as the violations you refer to, then yes, that is a power that a beneficiary possesses.
If you decide you want assistance, please feel free to contact our office to discuss the details of your situation. We specialize in trusts & estates and are located in Pasadena, CA.
Yours Truly,
Scott Linden
Re: Having the courts appoint a conservator
Depending on the terms of the trust as well as the violations you refer to, then yes, that is a power that a beneficiary possesses.
If you decide you want assistance, please feel free to contact our office to discuss the details of your situation. We specialize in trusts & estates and are located in Pasadena, CA.
Yours Truly,
Scott Linden
