Elders, dependent adults, and incapacitated individuals are typically among those most vulnerable to undue influence. They may experience declining cognition, limited mobility, dependence on others for basic everyday needs, or difficulty protecting... Read more »
Yes, although jail time for undue influence is rare. In California, jail or prison time generally arises only when the conduct underlying the undue influence also constitutes a criminal offense, such as... Read more »
An undue influence attorney helps determine whether the circumstances support a viable claim, gathers the evidence needed to prove or defend it, and advocates for their client’s interests throughout the legal process.... Read more »
California Legal Implications: The Care Custodian Presumption A recent California appellate court decision, Robinson v. Gutierrez, has clarified strict rules regarding gifts left to caregivers in estate plans. In this case, a... Read more »
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“Caregivers” Unduly Influence Decedent to Steal Millions In this case, which was a resounding victory for Keystone, we helped our client bring her deceased brother’s financial abusers to justice. These abusers were... Read more »
While it is not necessary to hire an undue influence attorney to litigate a case involving undue influence, you may not secure the results you want without one. Because of the subjective... Read more »
It can be more difficult to prove duress after a victim has died, but it is not impossible. Hiring an attorney to help with the process can improve your chances of success. ... Read more »