Apr. 9, 2026
Recovering beneficiary fees in trust disputes under Smith v. Szeyller
In trust disputes, it is not uncommon for one beneficiary to take the lead in litigation while others decline to participate--but Smith v. Szeyller underscores the risks of inaction and the opportunity to recover beneficiary fees.
In trust disputes, it is
not uncommon for one trust beneficiary to take the lead in initiating
litigation against the trustee, with other trust beneficiaries choosing not to
participate. But the
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