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When Capacity Becomes A Catch-22: Defining Your Clients’ Due Process Rights After Herren

By Shannon Falcone on June 18, 2026

Jennifer Scharre and Frank Busch authored “When Capacity Becomes A Catch-22: Defining Your Clients’ Due Process Rights After Herren” which was published in the California Trusts & Estates Quarterly. Their article examines the far-reaching implications of Herren v. George S. and offers guidance and sample trust provisions to help settlors protect themselves. The full article is linked here.

The post When Capacity Becomes A Catch-22: Defining Your Clients’ Due Process Rights After Herren appeared first on Coblentz Law.

  • Posted in:
    Corporate Finance
  • Blog:
    Law on Purpose
  • Organization:
    Coblentz Patch Duffy & Bass LLP
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