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Articles Posted in Tag: California Trust Law

CAN YOU FORCE A TRUSTEE TO PRODUCE TRUST DOCUMENTS? (PROB. CODE § 17200)
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Yes, in most cases, you can force a trustee to produce trust documents in California, either by petitioning the probate court under Probate Code section 17200 or, if a partition case is already pending, through ordinary civil discovery. Trust documents can be the missing piece in a California partition dispute. If a home passed...

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Can You Dissolve a Trust? (Probate Code section 15403)
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Can You Dissolve a Trust? (Probate Code section 15403) People often think that once a trust is created, it is locked in forever. That is not always true. In California, a trust can sometimes be dissolved, but the answer depends on the type of trust, the language of the trust document, and who is...

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