Irrevocable trusts stay “irrevocable” only as long as everyone with a stake
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Irrevocable trusts stay “irrevocable” only as long as everyone with a stake…
Continue Reading Has all of Florida’s common law for modifying or terminating irrevocable trusts been replaced by statute?Under Florida’s Trust Code there are two classes of beneficiaries, and which…
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It used to be so simple. Back in the day trust lawyers…
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Continue Reading What litigators can learn from the OCC’s “Comptroller’s Handbook for Fiduciary Activities”
It says it right in the trust code: trust litigation must be…
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The fiduciary litigation group at McGuireWoods LLP in Richmond, Virginia recently published its latest national…
Continue Reading McGuireWoods: Recent Cases of Interest to Fiduciaries
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