Not exact matches
The
trustee must identify and then take title to the trust's assets, keep accurate records, report to the current
beneficiaries, execute and settle all transactions, protect and insure the property and defend the trust
against claimants.
When a loved one passes away and their estate is distributed through the probate process, a
beneficiary or
trustee who feels as though they are being improperly treated or discriminated
against may opt to dispute the execution.
The new
trustees now faced a classic dilemma; at the point where funds available were lowest, they had to decide whether to proceed with a case
against the original
trustees with all the inherent risks that entailed in terms of adverse costs if they lost or, not take action but risk a future claim by the trust's
beneficiaries for failing to carry out their duties in properly preserving the trust's assets.
Larry represents the
Trustees of The Carroll Hall Shelby Trust in a number of litigation matters
against a trust
beneficiary.
Trustees can not assert legal professional privilege
against the
beneficiaries where the legal advice was paid for out of trust funds.
The application claimed that the Labourers» policy
against dual union membership was a mere pretext, passed in order to give two of the
trustees of the Local 1059 Benefit Trust, Jim MacKinnon (who is also the business manager of Local 1059) and Brandon MacKinnon (who is also the President of Local 1059) the ability to «confiscate» Garcia's «dollar bank» credits and divert them to the benefit of other
beneficiaries.
(3) A
beneficiary may enforce for the
beneficiary's own benefit, and a
trustee appointed under section 315 may enforce as
trustee, the payment of insurance money payable to him, her or it, but the insurer may set up any defence that it could have set up
against the insured or the insured's personal representative.
In RFF, the Court ruled that an «exception to the exception» applied, since the «legal advice [was being] procured «at the
trustee's own expense and for his own protection,» given that the «
trustee is defending himself
against the threat of litigation brought by the
beneficiary.»
The right of a
beneficiary of a trust to enforce his or her title as
against the
trustee is governed by the Real Property Limitations Act, which has a ten - year limitations period, but is subject to the principle of discoverability;
Representation of a trust
beneficiary in an action
against trustees for self - dealing and breach of trust.
Successfully defended
trustees against a claim by a future trust
beneficiary that they were misapplying the terms of the multimillion - dollar trust and distributing income incorrectly.
Successfully defended Professional
Trustee against Petition by
beneficiary for surcharges of hundreds of thousands of dollars for alleged malfeasance.
Trustees and their advisers will need to give careful thought to the potential costs implications of putting issues before the court for determination, particularly where those issues arise against a background of disagreement between beneficiaries and the t
Trustees and their advisers will need to give careful thought to the potential costs implications of putting issues before the court for determination, particularly where those issues arise
against a background of disagreement between
beneficiaries and the
trusteestrustees.
Claim by
beneficiary of pension fund
against pension
trustees, solicitor and accountants regarding pension planning and purchase of annuity.
Will challenges; testamentary capacity; estate accounts disputes; claims by and
against estates, dependent's relief, guardianship issues; advice to
beneficiaries and
trustees;
Breach of fiduciary duty claims
against executors and
trustees — acting for
beneficiaries or co - executors / co-
trustees who have concerns regarding the administration of an estate or trust, as well as defending executors and
trustees;
Where land or rent is vested in a
trustee upon an express trust, the right of the
beneficiary of the trust or a person claiming through the
beneficiary to bring an action
against the
trustee or a person claiming through the
trustee to recover the land or rent, shall be deemed to have first accrued, according to the meaning of this Act, at and not before the time at which the land or rent has been conveyed to a purchaser for a valuable consideration, and shall then be deemed to have accrued only as
against such purchaser and any person claiming through the purchaser.
This was an application by
beneficiaries of a Bahamian trust for information under the Data Protection Act, aimed at requiring the
trustees» solicitors to provide material for use in a dispute
against the
trustees.
A
beneficiary of a trust brought a claim
against the
trustees, our clients, for breach of trust.
She claimed that the
trustees had gone
against guidance in a letter of wishes when they paid out a large sum to another
beneficiary.
Can a trial judge assess over $ 85,000 in attorneys fees
against beneficiaries for suing a
trustee who committed «numerous breaches of his fiduciary duty to the Trust»?
5th DCA: Can a trial judge assess over $ 85,000 in attorneys fees
against beneficiaries for suing a
trustee who committed «numerous breaches» of fiduciary duty?
Advising the
trustees of a charitable trust in relation to their duties following a potential claim
against them by a large public school
beneficiary.
Obtained dismissal on summary judgment of suit by
beneficiary against bank
trustee for breach of fiduciary duty and conflict of interest arising from bank's loan of $ 75 million to the corporation it controlled, as
trustee, for transactions the
beneficiary claimed were imprudent
Successfully defended
beneficiary at jury trial
against trustee's claim she should return $ 5 million the
trustee mistakenly distributed to her from a trust