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The consequences of filing a petition to invalidate a trust without "probable cause" can be severe, especially if the trust document contains a "no-contest" clause. In that case, the beneficiary may lose their entire distributive share of the trust. However, if the trust does not have a no-contest clause, a beneficiary can bring a petition to invalidate the trust without being penalized.

In this video, Gokal Law Group's Of-Counsel, Harry Wallace, discusses the risks involved in a trust contest. He highlights that while California law can be forgiving, a beneficiary must still have a valid reason for their petition to avoid losing their inheritance.

If you are considering contesting a trust, it is essential to seek legal counsel to assess your case. Contact our trust litigation attorneys to discuss your options.

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