When a Trustee Treats Trust Property as Their Own: Lessons From Moffat v. Srebro
Imagine your mother passes away. She created a trust, transferred property into it, named her three children as equal beneficiaries, and appointed one of them to serve as trustee. On paper, it sounds like a reasonable plan. But then the trustee moves into one of the trust’s homes without paying rent. Substantial renovations are made […]