Trustee Notice Pursuant to P.C. Section 16061.7; Don’t Overlook the Mundane
Don't overlook the mundane! Adam presented an interesting discussion of [...]
Tumultuous Terrain of the Trustee
Adam and his co-presenter Willow A. Mc Jilton discussed [...]
GAL and CAC: The Intersection of Differing Methods to Effect Adequate Representation in the Courthouse
Adam and his co-presenter Lawrence Lebowsky discussed the overlapping [...]
Ethical Guidelines for Los Angeles County Probate Court Appointed Counsel (CAC): Or, What Am I Supposed to Do Now That I Am Someone’s CAC?
Part of the 2022 CAC Training: The Fundamentals program. [...]
Evolving Dynamics in California Conservatorships; Use and Abuse of the Preferred Nominee Status Pursuant to Conservatorship of Ramirez (2001)
Recent changes to the Probate Code have encouraged the [...]
The Role of a Conservatee’s Counsel and Changes to Probate Code §1471
Adam and his co-presenter Bryan Wittlin discussed the evolving [...]
To Waive or Not to Waive, That is the Question: Handling Waiver, Appearances, and the Reading of Rights
Conservatees are required to receive notice of the proceedings, [...]
Interesting New Developments in Judgment Enforcement Law for Trust and Estate Practitioners: There’s No Place Like Home(stead)!
Presenter, Author, Interesting New Developments in Judgment Enforcement Law for [...]
New Developments in Bankruptcy Law and Debtor-Creditors Relations Affecting Estate and Financial Planning
Co-Presenter, Co-Author, New Developments in Bankruptcy Law and Debtor-Creditors Relations [...]
That Isn’t a Good Idea and I Can’t Help You With That” (Judgment Enforcement Issues for Trust and Estate Practitioners)
Attorneys risk disciplinary action, and the evidentiary privileges otherwise [...]
The Impact of Recent Trust & Estate Case Law Being Developed in Non-Probate Court Forums
California has a sophisticated, well-developed body of case law [...]
Receiverships to Effectuate Family Law Orders and Judgments
Parties to a Family Law case are often at [...]
Spendthrift Trusts After Carmack and Blech; What Do We Do Now?
Spendthrift trusts provide that a beneficiary's interest may not [...]
Discussion of the statue of affairs surrounding California’s spendthrift rules
Presenter; Author, After Carmack v. Reynolds, What the Blech to [...]
Blech v. Blech (2018) 25 Cal.App.5th 989 (rev. den. Cal. 2018)
Adam represented one of the prevailing respondents. The Court of [...]
The Decline and Fall of the Spendthrift Clause 2018
Mr. Streltzer and his co-presenter, Mr. Robert C. Eroen, gave [...]
Estate of Giraldin (Giraldin v. Giraldin) (Cal. Dec. 20, 2012)
A revocable trust is a trust that may be revoked, [...]
Representing Creditors in Estate Administration
Adam gave a nation-wide telephonic seminar hosted by National Business [...]
