How Do You Win a Trial on Tortious Inteference With an Expectancy in Florida?

What is tortious interference? What is tortious interference with an expectancy? What if someone has “messed” with my Florida trust? What if my evil step-parent has amended an Orlando trust to disinherit me? Can I file a petition against the wrongdoer for tortious interference with an expectancy? How can a probate lawyer help me to successfully win a trial on tortious interference with an expectancy in Orlando or West Palm Beach? To win a trial on tortious interference with an expectancy in Florida, you usually have to prove an expectation of an inheritance, and that someone interfered with that inheritance. In other words, you must prove that you were set to inherit something, perhaps by being named a beneficiary of a  Florida trust, and that someone damaged that inheritance. This inheritance lawsuit can involve a revocable trust, a will, an individual bank account, or a joint account. You should consult with an experienced Florida probate litigation attorney who frequently goes to trial. Your West Palm Beach trust and estates lawyer will have to prove to the Florida probate judge that you suffered damage from the actions of the person you are suing for tortious interference of an inheritance. How will your Florida estates lawyer prove these damages? What should your probate litigator do to prepare for this type of trial? To interview an aggressive probate law firm, call 561-514-0900 Ext.101.