Probate Litigation

Disputes involving estates and trusts can quickly become contentious. At Giles Law, we handle contested probate and trust cases with both compassion and strength. We understand that probate litigation often involves not only legal questions but also deeply personal family dynamics. Our attorneys help clients navigate these conflicts while protecting their rights in court.

Common Probate Litigation Matters

  • Will contests based on undue influence, fraud, or lack of capacity
  • Trust disputes over interpretation or administration
  • Conflicts among heirs and beneficiaries over distributions
  • Claims of breach of fiduciary duty against executors or trustees
  • Allegations of asset mismanagement or concealment
  • Challenges to accountings or amendments

Protecting Fiduciaries

Executors and trustees are often accused of breaching their duties, even when they are acting in good faith. We defend fiduciaries against such claims, ensuring their actions are properly documented and explained.

Protecting Beneficiaries

Beneficiaries deserve transparency and fair treatment. We advocate for heirs and beneficiaries to ensure assets are managed properly and distributions are made according to the law and the decedent’s wishes.

Our Litigation Approach

We seek negotiated resolutions whenever possible, recognizing the emotional and financial costs of drawn-out disputes. However, when settlement is not achievable, we litigate aggressively in Arizona probate courts to protect our clients’ interests.

Why Choose Giles Law

  • Decades of combined courtroom and probate experience
  • Balanced advocacy for both fiduciaries and beneficiaries
  • Practical, compassionate counsel in difficult times
  • Proven record in resolving contested probate and trust matters

If you are involved in a probate or trust dispute, contact Giles Law today for trusted guidance and strong advocacy.

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