Keystone Partners Lindsey Munyer and Roee Kaufman were honored to present at PFAC’s Statewide Webinar in May, exploring the complex challenges trustees face when the interests of beneficiaries and trustors are at... Read more »
Keystone Partners Jim Bush and Monica Yun were honored to present at PFAC’s OC Chapter event, delivering a compelling discussion titled “Navigating Capacity and Undue Influence Claims: Strategies for Trustees with Litigating... Read more »
Keystone has been named a Top 30 finalist in Asana’s Best of Work Innovation Awards, which recognize organizations and individuals advancing workplace collaboration and efficiency. The awards highlight leaders who apply innovative... Read more »
For the fourth consecutive year Keystone Law Group has proudly earned the Great Place to Work certification – an honor that reflects the firm’s unwavering commitment to fostering a positive and supportive workplace... Read more »
As you might suspect, bringing a complex trust contest could substantially raise the cost of contesting a trust. What makes a trust contest complex? A trust contest may be complex if a... Read more »
When your inheritance or property rights are at stake, or the wellbeing of a vulnerable person is under threat, it may be necessary to touch base with a probate litigation lawyer as... Read more »
To illustrate the potential legal complexities surrounding Hackman’s estate, Keystone has compiled a timeline of key events that could play a role in potential disputes over his will or trust. September 1994... Read more »
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What Happened Parents who create a trust often choose just one of their children to serve as successor trustee after both their deaths. In some families, everyone accepts the parents’ choice, and trust... Read more »