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Texas Guardian & Trust Fraud Lawyer (Breach of Fiduciary
Duty Claims)
Texas
Guardian Fraud Lawyer Jason
Coomer
handles breach of fiduciary duty lawsuits and claims where
guardians have negligently or intentionally misspent,
embezzled, or stolen money from a ward. As an Austin
Texas Negligent Guardian Lawyer, he
helps wards and families seek compensation from
guardians that have
intentionally stolen or negligently lost money and other
property.
For questions about a Texas
Guardian Fraud or Negligence Lawsuit,
feel free to e-mail Texas
Guardian Lawyer Jason
S. Coomer or
use our
contact form.
Texas Guardian Fraud
Lawsuits, Texas Negligent Guardian Lawsuits, & Texas Breach of Fiduciary Duty Lawsuits
Under
Texas law, an guardian of an estate has a duty to make
accurate accountings of the money that they spend for a
wards benefit. Failure to provide mandatory guardian
accountings can lead to legal trouble for any guardian as
well as lead to a breach of fiduciary duty lawsuit against
the guardian. Further, failing to spend a ward's money
for the benefit of a ward, losing money through risky
investments, or unapproved sales of the ward's property can
also lead to legal trouble for the guardian as well as a
potential lawsuit against the guardian.
In
determining if a guardian is doing their job, Texas courts
look at the original accounting, all annual accountings, and
the final accounting including all supporting financial
documents. Guardians have a duty to make these
accountings and can suffer serious liability if they do not.
Guardians
that commit fraud or negligently lose or destroy assets in
an estate can be held responsible under Texas law for
wrongful acts. If you are a beneficiary or heir of an
estate or a person that has recently become competent to
handle your own estate and
a guardian has negligently lost or intentionally stolen
estate property, it is important to hire a Texas Negligent
or Fraudulent Guardian Lawyer that can help seek compensation for theft or negligence by
a guardian.
Travis County Texas Guardian
Lawyer
Texas
guardianship laws were created to take care of people that
cannot take care of themselves including minors and those
that because of a physical or mental condition, are
substantially unable to provide food, clothing, or shelter
for themselves, to care for their own physical health, or to
manage the individual's own financial affairs.
For more
information on setting up a guardianship, please go to the
information page on
guardianships.
Texas Guardian Fraud
Lawyer, Guardian Mismanagement, & Breach of Fiduciary Duty
Lawsuits
Guardians
have a duty under Texas probate law to properly manage and
distribute an estate. Guardians that mismanage an
estate of a Ward can have a breach of fiduciary duty lawsuit
filed against them to reclaim any money or other assets that
were mismanaged or stolen. Guardians that commit fraud
or negligently lose or destroy assets in an estate can be
held responsible under Texas law for wrongful acts.
Unfortunately,
there are people out there that will commit fraud and other
wrongful acts to steal money from wards. Some
of these people will take the money of an incompetent person
and use that money for their own benefit. Whether
these guardians are family members, step relatives, or
opportunists, it is important to have Texas Guardian
Fraud Lawyer that can help seek
compensation for the theft or negligent management.
Texas Trust Fraud Lawyer and Texas Negligent
Trustee Lawyers (Breach of
Fiduciary Duty
Lawsuits)
Trustees
like guardians have a duty to provide an accurate accounting
of property that is put in their safekeeping. Failure
of a trustee to prudently invest property or take care of
these assets can lead to a breach of fiduciary lawsuit.
Unfortunately,
there are also trustee that will commit fraud and other
wrongful acts to steal money from trusts and rightful
beneficiaries. Some
of these banks and other trustee will take money that does
not belong to them and treat it as their own. Whether
these negligent or fraudulent trustee are banks, family members, step relatives, or
opportunists, it is important to have Texas Trust
Fraud Lawyer that can help seek
compensation for the theft or negligent management.
Travis County Texas Guardianship Lawyer, Trust
Lawyer, and Breach of Fiduciary Duty Lawyer
As a Travis County Texas Trust and
Guardianship
Lawyer, Jason Coomer handles Texas fraudulent guardian,
negligent guardian, fraudulent trustee, and negligent
trustee lawsuits in Travis County including West Lake
Guardian Matters, Bee Cave
Trust Matters, Lakeway Negligent Guardian Lawsuits, Sunset Valley
Fraudulent Guardian Claims,
Hudson Bend Breach of Fiduciary Duty Lawsuits, Lago Vista
Theft of Trust Property Matters,
Pflugerville fraudulent trustee Lawsuits, Tarrytown
Guardianship Lawsuits, West Austin Fraud Claims and other
Trust and Guardianship Issues in and around Travis County, Texas.
Austin Texas Probate Fraud Lawyer
As an Austin
Texas Negligent Guardian and Fraudulent Trustee Lawyer, Jason Coomer, handles probate,
guardianship, and trust
lawsuits; accounting and investment disputes; loss of inheritance lawsuits;
and breach of fiduciary duty lawsuits in Central Texas including
Travis County, Williamson County, Hays County, Blanco
County, Bexar County, and Comal County.
He also
works with other Texas Guardianship Lawyers on large estates and
probate matters throughout Texas including Houston
Guardianship
Fraud Lawyers, Dallas Trust Fraud Lawyers,
Fort Bend County Inheritance Fraud Lawyers, Corpus Christi
Guardian Fraud Lawyers, Tyler Fraud Lawyers, and
many other Texas Guardianship Fraud Lawyers.
Austin Travis County Probate Fraud Attorney Jason
Coomer handles Texas inheritance fraud, administrator fraud,
executor fraud, power of attorney fraud, and guardian fraud
lawsuits as well as drafts Wills,
assists in Estate Planning, and
handles Probate Matters. For questions on Texas
Probate Fraud Lawsuits, Estate
Planning, Wills, or other Texas Probate matters, please e-mail Austin
Travis County Inheritance Fraud Lawyer Jason
S. Coomer at
jason@texaslawyers.com or use our
contact form.
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