TRUST, PROBATE AND COMPLEX LITIGATION TEAM

We deliver value and winning results
 through effective, aggressive representation.

The trust and probate complex litigation team at Spector, Middleton, Young & Minney represents people engaged in battles over assets usually following someone’s death. We represent heirs, beneficiaries, interested parties, administrators, trustees and executors in a variety of such disputes including complex trust and will contests, claims of undue influence, elder abuse, fraud, and breach of fiduciary obligations. We also handle complex actions involving the interpretation of trusts, wills and other estate planning documents, claims seeking the appointment and removal of administrators, custodians, conservators, executors and trustees, and actions to recover assets allegedly wrongly taken.

We understand the difficulty, complications and high emotions of these disputes, because the trust, probate and complex litigation team at Spector, Middleton, Young & Minney effectively handles these circumstances every day, and we are prepared to deal with them and win. We consistently and successfully navigate through these challenging cases to achieve our clients’ goals. Our team delivers positive results through aggressive, effective representation.

Daniel Spector, Timothy Weir and their team also selectively represent persons and entities involved in other complex litigation involving contractual disputes and/or the recovery of money.

For more information, contact Judy St.Amour by email jstamour@smymlaw.com or call  (916) 646-1400.

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A Commitment to Service: Spector, Middleton, Young & Minney, LLP provides clients with the highest quality legal services, performed by experienced practitioners who consistently deliver winning results.

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