To contest a trust in Arizona, you file a formal legal challenge in probate court, often because you believe the trust is invalid due to fraud, undue influence, lack of capacity, or improper execution. You have to demonstrate specific grounds supported by evidence, and you typically must be a beneficiary, heir, or someone who [...]
A trust is legally invalid in Arizona when it does not meet the state’s rules for creation or fails to follow the required legal steps. You need an expressed intention to create trust, a lawful purpose, and a name. It has to have a definite property to take and a trustee to take it. [...]
You can sue a trustee in Arizona if you believe the trustee breached their fiduciary duty or acted against your best interests. Arizona laws provide you with the right to sue a trustee when trust terms are broken or assets are mismanaged. Typical reasons for suing are misappropriation of funds, withholding of information, or [...]
What are your trust dispute options in Arizona? You can litigate the trust dispute, pursue mediation or other alternative dispute resolution, or collaborate with all parties to reach an out-of-court resolution. You could try mediation for a quicker and less expensive solution. A court hearing is necessary when the sides cannot agree. You can [...]