Trusts and Estates
Ca. Trs. & Estates Quarterly Volume 11, Issue 4, Winter 2005
Content
- WHAT IS A CARE CUSTODIAN UNDER PROBATE CODE § 21350?
- IN THIS LAWYER'S OPINION: A T&E LAWYER'S ROLE IN PROTECTING THE VULNERABLE CLIENT
- Can You Hear Me Now? Drafting a No Contest Clause Under the New Rules
- Heard From the Court
- Incapacity Alert
- Making the Other Guys Pay: Attorney Fees and the Common Fund Theory
- Trust and Estates Section Executive Committee
- Private Real Property Sales In Probate Proceedings—Let the Seller Beware
PRIVATE REAL PROPERTY SALES IN PROBATE PROCEEDINGS—LET THE SELLER BEWARE
By Carmen A. Alberio, Esq.*
I. IN A NUTSHELL
This article will provide a few observations regarding the process of confirming a private sale of real property in a decedent’s estate. The problems that arise and the suggestions to address these problems are also applicable to sales made by a conservator, a guardian or a trustee when court confirmation of a sale is needed.