Probate
Nov. 13, 2024
Electronic communications do not constitute valid trust amendments
Lines drawn in digital ink: Trotter v. Van Dyck upholds traditional formalities in the face of modern technology.
The intersection of technology and law has created both opportunities and challenges for legal professionals. As digital communication becomes ubiquitous, questions inevitably arise about how new technologies fit within long-established legal frameworks. One recent case that addresses these questions head-on is Trotter v. Van Dyck, 103 Cal.App.5th 126 (2024). In this significant decision, the California Court of Appeal clarified the role of emails and electronic c...
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