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BREACH OF FIDUCIARY DUTY

At Jones & Booth, we understand that the role of trustees, executors, and administrators comes with immense responsibility. These individuals are entrusted to manage estates with integrity and transparency, always prioritizing the interests of the beneficiaries. However, when personal interests overshadow this duty, it can lead to significant legal consequences.

 

Our dedicated team is here to guide you through the complexities of fiduciary responsibilities. We believe in holding trustees and executors accountable when they fail to uphold their obligations, ensuring that beneficiaries receive what they are rightfully owed, while also vigorously defending those fiduciaries who have properly carried out their duties. Whether you are a beneficiary seeking to protect your rights or a fiduciary needing clarity on your duties, we are committed to providing the expertise and support you need.

 

With Jones & Booth by your side, you can feel confident knowing that your interests are safeguarded. Let us help you navigate these challenging issues so you can focus on what truly matters. Contact us today to learn more about how we can assist you!

Examples of Fiduciary Breach

  • Misuse of trust funds

  • Failure to diversify investments

  • Improper distributions

  • Withholding required disclosures

  • Commingling personal and estate funds

 

These cases often involve complex financial records and require forensic analysis.

Recoverable Damages

Courts may award:

 

  • Restoration of lost funds

  • Removal of fiduciary

  • Attorneys’ fees

  • Interest and penalties

 

Fiduciary breach cases demand meticulous preparation and litigation strategy.

 26 Years of Accumulated Practice

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