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When estate planning faces challenges, trust litigation lawyers become your steadfast allies. If you're entangled in disputes over a trust, our attorneys are committed to helping you navigate these complex legal waters. We understand that every situation is unique and requires a thoughtful, individualized approach. Our goal is to resolve conflicts efficiently, always keeping your best interests at the forefront.
Whether it's a probate issue or trust administration, our trust litigation attorneys are equipped to handle any disputes that arise. We recognize that the administration of an estate can be a delicate and emotionally charged process. Our attorneys are here to ensure that the estate is managed and distributed according to the decedent's wishes, providing clarity and support during challenging times.
As a trust litigation attorney, we focus on resolving estate planning disputes that may arise due to unclear plans or unforeseen events. We're dedicated to helping you, the heir, navigate through litigation, striving to honor the decedent’s intentions and ensuring fair distribution of the estate. Your peace of mind and the respect of your loved one's legacy are our primary concerns.
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In this article, our Illinois trust dispute attorneys explain the rules of evidence in Illinois trust disputes. In it, we explain the Illinois Dead-Man's Act, which prevents the admission of testimony regarding conversations between the witness and a deceased individual if the witness is an interested party in the trust dispute and would stand to benefit from his or her testimony. By understanding this act, you will have a better understanding of what evidence can be brought forward in your trust dispute case.
Illinois statutes provide for certain claims that can be made against the estates of a deceased individual ("the decedent") by individuals who are the immediate family of the decedent who lived with and personally cared for the disabled decedent for at least 3 years. In this article, our Illinois trust dispute attorneys explain statutory custodial claims and how they are used in contested trust cases.
In this article, our Illinois trust litigation lawyers explain lack of testamentary capacity in trust disputes and how we prove it in litigation.
In short, if the grantor of a trust is not mentally competent to understand what he or she is doing when executing the trust, the trust can be invalidated based on lack of testamentary capacity.
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