When real estate is part of a trust dispute, beneficiaries often worry that a trustee might sell, mortgage or otherwise encumber the property before the case is resolved. California law offers a... Read more »
Keystone Law Group is proud to have 13 lawyers awarded in the 2026 editions of The Best Lawyers in America® and the Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch® in America, including three first-time honorees. This recognition... Read more »
Keystone Law Group is proud to announce that Partner Lindsey Munyer was named to the Los Angeles Business Journal‘s 2025 Leaders of Influence: Litigators & Trial Attorneys list. Highlighting the very best... Read more »
Keystone Law Group has earned a coveted spot on the 2025 Inc. 5000 list, which recognizes the fastest-growing private companies across the United States. This milestone reflects Keystone’s sustained growth, strategic innovation,... Read more »
Keystone Law Group Partner Lindsey Munyer recently presented a Continuing Education of the Bar (CEB) webinar focused on creditors’ rights and claims within probate and trust administration. The session offered a comprehensive... Read more »
Senior Counsel James Andrade was recently featured in a National Business Institute (NBI) Webinar on the California Probate Process. He focused on Resolving Disputes and Navigating Probate Litigation, offering practical insights into... Read more »
Priscilla Presley is alive and currently resides in Los Angeles, according to Cosmopolitan. Although Priscilla Presley has always been a household name, her exposure has recently increased for a number of reasons.... Read more »
Even airtight trusts can spark conflict. The Jimmy Buffett family trust battle reveals what can go wrong, and how to prevent it. When someone takes the time to craft a detailed estate... Read more »
While actor John Amos’ official cause of death was listed as congestive heart failure, his daughter, Shannon Amos, contends it wasn’t entirely natural. She alleges that her brother, Kelly Christopher (K.C.) Amos,... Read more »
Yes, a power of attorney can usually be used to change beneficiaries on bank accounts, but the power of attorney agreement must expressly give the agent this right, and the changes the... Read more »