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Did a lawyer file trust documents that don’t reflect your relative’s intent? Does this amount to malpractice?

Everyone makes mistakes but when it comes to probate documents these  can be expensive and troubling, after all often a mistake leaves money to someone, do you think they are going to admit it was a mistake? Who does a Palm Beach Probate Court believe in such a dispute? More importantly can the losing party recover from the attorney that messed up through a claim in Florida forlegal malpractice?

The Sixth District Court of Appeals in California recently released its opinion (on April 9, 2015) in the case of Paul v. Patton which is published in Cal. Rptr. 3d but the exact page has not been released.

What can I do about legal malpractice? Palm Beach Probate Lawyers know the duty owed to clients and are prepared to go into civil court for malpractice claims when necessary.

As I said the exact cite to this case has not come out yet, so if you want to find it for free just click here.

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