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John A. Hartog and Jaime B. Herren Present California Supreme Court Review: Haggerty v Thornton

Mar 19, 2024
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The Validity of a trust amendment was at issue in the recent Haggerty v. Thornton opinion from the California Supreme Court, which resolved a split of authority among the California Circuit Courts.

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