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The Beneficiary’s Corner — Course 3 California Undue Influence Claims

By Keith A. Davidson on August 30, 2017
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If you are contesting a Trust or Will, or filing a California financial elder abuse action, you have to know about undue influence.  In a majority of cases, undue influence is alleged as the basis to overturn a California Trust or Will.  And the same concept can be the basis to file and win a California financial elder abuse claim.

In course 3, we cover the facts, the law, and the talk for California undue influence claims.

The Facts

In this video we cover the basic rules for undue influence claims; and then present the factual scenario we will use in the next two videos.

The Law

Partner Keith A. Davidson discusses his professional opinion of how the law of undue influence applies to the facts presented in Lesson 1.

The Talk

Partners Stewart Albertson and Keith A. Davidson discuss their views of how undue influence is used and applied in Trust and Will lawsuits.

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    Trusts, Estates and Elder
  • Blog:
    California Trust, Estate & Probate Litigation
  • Organization:
    Albertson & Davidson, LLP
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