Trustee Vs. Distribution Trustee – Is There An Actual Difference?
A trustee and a distribution trustee, while similar in their roles as fiduciaries, can have different specific responsibilities depending on the context of the trust and its terms. Trustee: A trustee is a person or a firm that holds and administers property or assets...Courtroom Boundaries Clear: No Look, No Talk, No Touch
Eyes Off, Words Away, Hands To Yourself: Navigating Harassment, Assault, & Battery In Court In any legal proceeding, the courtroom is a place of order and respect. However, when the case involves suing family members, the atmosphere can become particularly charged...Beneficiary – Law Definition
Idaho Code § 15-1-201(3). The term “beneficiary” in the context of trust law is quite comprehensive and multifaceted. Let’s break it down: Present or Future Interest, Vested or Contingent: A beneficiary can be someone who has an interest in the...Interested Trustee – Law Definition
The term “Interested Trustee” as described in your query is a specific designation used in the context of trust law. It outlines various scenarios in which a trustee of a trust may be considered to have a conflict of interest or a direct or indirect stake...
About Joseph Ray Powers
On my 33rd birthday, I treated myself to Dr. Grave's law course called How To Win In Court Without A Lawyer. I didn't quite know what I was going to do with this knowledge. All I knew was that this is basic information that every 8th grader should know how to use properly and responsibly.
Several years since taking this law course, I've realized that I never have to wait too long before I have to use the legal knowledge I learned.
Long story short.
Within three months of immersing myself in Dr. Grave's Law Course, I encountered my first courtroom victory and enforced a property seizure against a defendant.
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Since my first court victory, 3.5 years later, I've been involved in over 100 cases and only one of them had to actually go to court. Read Full Story Here.