Claims Involving Fiduciaries
Skilled Counsel in Disputes Over the Performance of a Fiduciary
Many of the relationships that fall under probate court jurisdiction are fiduciary in nature. In other words, one person owes someone else a duty of integrity, diligence and competence and must put the interests of the other person first.
Trustees owe fiduciary duties to beneficiaries, guardians owe them to wards, and personal representatives owe them to both heirs and the estate itself. If you have reason to question the performance of a fiduciary in trust or estate administration, contact a lawyer at Deloughery Law Office,, PLC, to learn about the full range of your options. Our attorneys also advise fiduciaries of all kinds who are concerned about the potential for liability to a beneficiary or other interested party.
Claims involving fiduciaries can get personal and messy. One of our goals in trust and estate litigation is to help the parties find ways to resolve disputes over the performance of a personal representative or trustee without the need for extended proceedings in probate court. We help our clients see their situations objectively and make sound decisions about their strategic options.
At Deloughery Law Office, PLC, we advise heirs, beneficiaries, trustees, personal representatives and others with an interest in a trust, estate, guardianship or conservatorship. We help our clients resolve such disputes as:
- Will contests
- Actions for accounting
- Claims for breach of fiduciary duty
- Alleged abuse of powers of attorney
- Misappropriation of assets
- Conflict of interest or self dealing
- Trust reformation
- Asset valuation disputes
- Disputes over the creation, performance or termination of a guardianship or conservatorship
- Disputes with third parties, such as creditors or business associates with claims against a trust or estate
Our experience with trust and estate litigation allows us to advise and represent any party with a claim or defense related to the performance of a fiduciary under Arizona probate jurisdiction.
We Help Clients Resolve Disputes Involving Trustees or Personal Representatives
For additional information about our ability to represent your interests effectively, contact Deloughery Law Office, PLC, in Scottsdale or Phoenix.












