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Barefoot v. Jennings and its Impact on Standing in Trust Disputes

Oct 26, 2019
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Event Date:

Oct 26, 2019 12:00 PM

Speaker:

Brian Fredkin

Venue:

HBZ

A former beneficiary and named successor trustee who had been disinherited and removed from trustee succession by subsequent amendments to a trust did not have standing to petition the court to invalidate such subsequent amendments.

MCLE Credit: 1.0 Hour General

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