Trust Litigation
Trust disputes can be both legally complex and emotionally taxing. At Thomas & Thomas we understand the importance of preserving family relationships while protecting your financial and legal interests. Whether you are a beneficiary concerned about mismanagement or a trustee facing allegations of breach of duty, our team is here to offer guidance grounded in decades of combined experience. We handle a broad range of issues—from trust contests and fiduciary misconduct to valuation disputes—always striving for the most favorable and efficient resolution possible.
Serving individuals and families in Indian River County, St. Lucie County, Martin County, Okeechobee County, and Palm Beach County, we employ a client-first philosophy that emphasizes clear communication, timely updates, and a steadfast commitment to your rights. Our attorneys understand the intricate laws governing trusts in Florida, and we use this knowledge to craft meticulous legal strategies tailored to your situation. Whether it involves negotiation, mediation, or aggressive courtroom advocacy, we stand ready to protect your interests at every turn.
At Thomas & Thomas, we also recognize the personal impact of trust litigation. Disputes often arise among family members, longtime friends, or co-trustees—all of whom may hold a stake in the trust’s outcome. Our approach balances a strong legal stance with a commitment to reducing conflict where possible. If you are facing a trust-related dispute, reach out to our team for a thorough case assessment and dedicated representation.
Trust Litigation FAQ's
Still have more questions? We’re here to help. If you didn’t find the answer you were looking for in our FAQs, feel free to reach out to our team directly. Call us at 772-888-3040 or fill out our online form to get in touch and schedule a consultation. We’re always ready to provide the guidance you need.
How long does a trust litigation case take?
The timeframe varies based on the complexity of the dispute, number of parties involved, and court scheduling. Straightforward matters might be resolved within a few months, while more complicated cases can extend for a year or longer.
Can trust disputes be resolved without going to court?
Yes. We often explore negotiation or mediation to reach an amicable settlement before proceeding to trial. This can help preserve relationships, save time, and reduce legal expenses.
What if I suspect mismanagement by a trustee?
Contact an experienced trust litigation attorney promptly. We can investigate your concerns, gather evidence, and, if necessary, take legal steps to protect the trust assets and hold the trustee accountable for any breaches of fiduciary duty.
