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THE PATTERN I SEE IN EVERY CASE:
Elder Abuse ➡️ Changed Documents ➡️ Disinheritance
If you see these warning signs, you're not paranoid - you're perceptive.

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(00:00) Intro - Caregiver wipes out trust share
(00:28) “Possession aggression” toward assets
(00:39) Caregivers grab houses, accounts
(01:05) House value often center of litigation
(01:34) Wrongdoers fund own defense
(02:13) How contingency fees work
(02:42) Costs, risks, and recovery
(03:13) Advance costs for litigation
(03:34) Contingency fees as possible solution
(03:45) Hackard Law practice areas
(04:18) Call Hackard Law: 916-313-3030

Did your interest in a trust evaporate because of the actions of a caregiver who unduly influenced your parent, grandparent, aunt or uncle? It happens and, in our experience, it happens with some frequency. And, once challenged, it is also our experience that a wrongdoing caregiver treats an elder's natural heirs with irritation and contempt.
When it comes to dogs, it's called "possession aggression." This syndrome is a description of a dog's aggressive behavior toward people or other animals that approach valued objects.
Wrongdoing caregivers certainly end up acquiring valuable objects, whether it's real or personal property transfers before an elder dies or will, trust or nonprobate transfers (like joint bank accounts) that are effective upon an elder's death. We've litigated and are currently litigating many caregiver transfer cases. These cases have their own particularities.
The object of the wrongdoing is often the elder's house. When the wrongdoing occurs in the Bay Area or Los Angeles, the house is often worth at least a million dollars. That certainly is a "valued object" and the wrongdoer will exhibit "possession aggression." How is this done?

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"CA Trust Beneficiary Contingency Fees | Stopping Estate Hijackers" delivers Michael Hackard's strategic insight on how contingency fee arrangements transform powerless beneficiaries into formidable opponents against wrongdoers who hijack estates. With five decades of experience and excellence in trust and estate litigation, Hackard Law represents beneficiaries and heirs throughout Sacramento, the San Francisco Bay Area, and Los Angeles through contingency fee arrangements that level the playing field when estate hijackers control trust assets.
Estates and trusts subject to wrongdoing have removed liquid assets from rightful beneficiaries and placed them in the hands of wrongdoers who can then pay their attorneys for vigorous and protracted defenses against any legal challenges. Given the immense costs of litigation, it is difficult for someone who has been wrongfully excluded from an estate to challenge a wrongdoer funded by assets that should belong to the victim. The very nature of aggrieved trust or estate beneficiaries is that wrongdoers have cut them off from financial distributions—this exclusion creates confidence in wrongdoers who think they'll escape accountability. Contingency fees end that confidence. California's statutory and ethical rules govern attorney-client fee arrangements, with percentages typically ranging from 35% to 40% of recovery.
Hackard Law represents clients throughout San Diego, Orange County, San Mateo, and Silicon Valley on contingency fee bases when substantial cases offer economically viable opportunities to make significant differences and hold estate hijackers financially accountable.
If estate hijackers have stolen your inheritance, contact Hackard Law at 916-313-3030 or visit hackardlaw.com to discuss contingency fee representation.

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