Overview
Pullman & Comley’s Probate Litigation practice includes members of our Litigation and Trusts and Estates practices, all of whom have extensive experience in contested probate and tax matters. This team approach combines the talents of both disciplines to join technical estate tax and administration knowledge with comprehensive experience in probate, state and federal trial and appellate courts to resolve our clients’ problems in or out of court.
Probate disputes, which often involve family members, are by their very nature highly sensitive and complex. Whether at trial or in negotiations, we vigorously represent our clients and strive for win-win solutions whenever possible.
We represent individual and institutional executors, trustees, conservators, guardians, attorneys-in-fact, charitable organizations and creditors, as well as heirs and beneficiaries in contested matters in the probate, state and federal courts.
We handle a wide spectrum of probate and tax controversies, including:
- Will contests
- Interference with rights of inheritance
- Creditor disputes
- Claims by and against fiduciaries: fiduciary misconduct/removal/surcharge actions
- Accounting actions
- Power of attorney abuse
- Trust and Will construction and reformation
- International and multi-jurisdictional estate and trust disputes
- Conservatorships
- Guardianships
- Appeals of probate and tax matters
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Pullman & Comley attorneys have been closely monitoring the legal implications for businesses, municipalities, educational institutions and other organizations of the COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic, and have been responding to a broad range of client questions. For your reference, we have summarized recent publications and blog posts authored by our attorneys here: FOCUS: Responding to COVID-19.