Category: Trust Disputes

So, your client has been appointed as a trustee. While he or she may think that having a financial advisor is sufficient, in reality, they could be making a very costly mistake.  At Gaslowitz Frankel, we specialize in providing comprehensive support and guidance to trustees. We work with our legal partners to serve their clients […]

Contesting an irrevocable trust may sound impossible at first – but if you have a legitimate legal argument, it may be more within reach than you think.  Here at Gaslowitz Frankel, we want our readers to know their rights. If you are considering contesting an irrevocable trust, this article is for you.  Related Article: Estate […]

One of the best ways to avoid an estate dispute and hiring  a fiduciary litigation firm like Gaslowitz Frankel is to have your affairs in order. If you are considering your financial future and working without a trust or estate attorney, you may want to read on to discover ins and outs of revocable and […]

Every year, more people choose to use trusts to, among other things, provide for the distribution of their assets among their loved ones after they die.  As the use of trusts grows, the number of disputes arising among trustees and beneficiaries trusts also increases.  For those who find themselves in this situation, an understanding of […]

Estate planning is a crucial aspect of securing assets and ensuring smooth transfer to your chosen beneficiaries. Trusts, in particular, are powerful tools that provide explicit instructions for managing and distributing wealth. However, when trust dispute issues arise, can you change beneficiaries in an irrevocable trust? It can be difficult to understand your rights as […]

Trusts are helpful tools to financially plan and secure a future for your loved ones. Among other purposes, they can hold assets for management by investment professionals, provide an income stream to designated beneficiaries, protect assets from spendthrift beneficiaries and creditors, provide an opportunity to transfer assets without the disclosures that probating an estate might […]