What Is A Trial De Novo?

A “trial de novo” is a legal term that refers to a new trial on the entire case, both on issues of fact and issues of law. This type of trial occurs in a higher court after the judgment of a lower court (like a small claims court) has been challenged...

What Is Void Ab Initio?

“Void ab initio” is a legal term that means “void from the beginning.” It refers to a contract, law, or legal decision that is invalid from the outset. Here are some key aspects of this concept: No Legal Effect: When something is declared void...

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...
Courage = DO The Right Thing

Courage = DO The Right Thing

The Latin origin of the word courage (spelled “cor”) simply means HEART. Not only does courage mean to do what you’re afraid of or to have strength when feeling pain. Courage means to DO the right thing, regardless of if you’re afraid or it...