When it comes to Wills and Trusts that include family property or money, siblings can quickly become each other’s biggest adversaries. While probate disputes are ostensibly about money, at the core of most sibling feuds are decades of complex and emotional family issues.

This is exactly what attorney Steven Malach faced when representing a client in a Maricopa County Probate Court case that included multiple rental properties and four brothers that did not agree.

In summary, the father died, and his estate plan included a Trust with numerous rental properties that were to be passed on to his four sons. This case included a complete accounting audit of the rental properties and a rather lengthy multi-lawyer mediation.

Representing the nominated trustee son, Steven Malach relied on his 40+ years of experience to help negotiate a favorable settlement for all parties. While each of the sons did not get exactly what they wanted, they all agreed on the solution and settled the case. To learn more about this case please contact Steven Malach by emailing SMalach@lipsonneilson.com.

An attorney for more than 40 years, and licensed to practice in Michigan and Arizona, Steven Malach heads Lipson Neilson’s estate planning practice group and is the founder of the Center for Estate Planning (CEP). With offices in Michigan and Arizona, the CEP specializes in all aspects of estate planning, from estate administration to lifetime counsel and probate administration work. CEP attorneys work with individuals, closely held businesses and charitable organizations.

Mr. Malach’s practice specializes in elder law, estate planning, probate, wills, trusts and trust administration. He also practices in the areas of wrongful death, family law, divorce, custody, child support, real estate and is general counsel to several local businesses.

Contact: Steven Malach
Arizona: 602-626-8888
Michigan: 248-593-5000
Email: SMalach@CEPlawyers.com