Do You Know Your Rights as a Beneficiary?
FREE GUIDE: "What Are My Rights as a Beneficiary?" by California Estate Planning Attorney Philip J. Kavesh
Most people named as beneficiaries in a trust or will are completely unaware of their legal rights. This lack of knowledge can cost you thousands of dollars and years of unnecessary stress.
Did you know that as a beneficiary, you have the legal right to:
- Demand specific estate information that trustees are legally obligated to provide
- Receive periodic accountings of all income, expenses, and distributions
- Insist on timely distributions as specified in the trust documents
- Be treated impartially compared to other beneficiaries
- Seek independent legal counsel to protect your interests
Why This Free Guide Is Essential
When a loved one passes away or becomes incapacitated, navigating your role as a beneficiary can be overwhelming and confusing. Trustees often control the flow of information, leaving beneficiaries uncertain about what they're entitled to know or receive.
Attorney Philip J. Kavesh has overseen more than 5,000 trusts and estates, giving him unparalleled insight into the challenges beneficiaries face. In this comprehensive guide, he reveals the 5 Key Beneficiary Rights that everyone should understand—before it's too late.
What You'll Discover:
- How to properly request and obtain crucial estate documents
- When and how trustees must provide accountings of estate assets
- The difference between mandatory and discretionary distributions
- What "impartial treatment" legally means and how to ensure you receive it
- When to consider hiring your own attorney (and when it's unnecessary)
- Common scenarios where beneficiary rights are overlooked or violated
Don't Wait Until It's Too Late
Problems with trustees and estate administration can arise suddenly. Having this knowledge now can help you avoid costly court battles and family conflicts later.
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