Fraudulent Conveyance
A trustee, executor, administrator or guardian has a duty to hold and manage property for the benefit of the named beneficiaries. When a trustee, executor, administrator or guardian (or even someone holding a power of attorney for another) wrongfully transfers property to himself or herself or to someone other than the named beneficiary, a claim for fraudulent conveyance of property arises. The lawyers at Gaslowitz Frankel LLC have represented plaintiffs and defendants in numerous cases involving a claim of fraudulent conveyance of property.
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✩ Adam R. Gaslowitz interview with Sky Radio
Posted: October 19th, 2006 by Gaslowitz Frankel LLCAdam Gaslowitz speaks with Sky Radio about estate and trust litigation, wrongful interference with inheritance, and ways to avoid potential litigation.
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