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Phone: (949) 553-1066

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Guardianship
Financial elder abuse can manifest in many forms. The simplest form is when a person takes money from an elder's wallet. More complex forms of financial elder abuse include fraudulently convincing an elder to sign over his house, money, property or estate to another person. Another form is the improper use of guardianship, conservatorship or power of attorney to obtain the elder's property.

Business and Corporate Law

Mergers and Acquisitions
Business Disputes
Throughout his multi-decade career in law, Tucker Cheadle has differentiated himself by developing and applying creative, unique solutions to seemingly hopeless business disputes as well as partnership disputes.
Business Transactions
The revised rules set forth new requirements that must be followed when we provide many types of written advice to clients regarding federal tax issues. The scope of these rules is extremely broad and thus they potentially cover not only formal written tax opinions but also any other written communications that contain advice regarding federal tax issues. Moreover, although the rules were motivated by a desire to combat abusive tax shelters, they are not limited in that manner and, hence, they potentially cover many types of ordinary business transactions.
Limited Liability Companies
About C. Tucker Cheadle Law Attorney C. Tucker Cheadle has practiced in taxation, trusts, estate (and related litigation), as a professional trustee, in business planning, including purchases and sales, corporate counseling, partnerships, and limited liability companies since 1978.

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Estate Planning
Importance of a California Based Qualifying Expert Witness in Trust and Estate Trials It is very important to review expert witness services when a California expert witness is needed to testify as a qualifying expert witness in trusts or estates matters. An expert witness establishes the standard of care in deposition and court testimony. The standard of care is what the fiduciary, trustee, executor, administrator and or attorney should do or not do in a situation. The expert witness needs to be a qualifying expert witness to testify to the standard of care.
Wills
Trusts
Does the Beneficiary of an Estate Have Any Say? The answer to whether or not the beneficiary of an estate has any say in the management of that estate depends on the document under which the beneficiary is to acquire rights in the decedent's property. The say of a beneficiary in the management of trust property will also be different before and after the death of the settler of a trust. Depending on the particular situation and the document under which the rights in property are to be acquired, the beneficiary of an estate may have a large or small amount of say in how property is managed. Many rights in property, such as those acquired by will, do not vest until the decedent actually passes away, whereas property rights acquired via an irrevocable trust vest at the time the trust is funded, which may occur long before death in some instances. The following will provide a brief overview of some of the rights a beneficiary may have.
Power of Attorney
Professional Fiduciaries Act creating the Professional Fiduciaries Bureau as a unit of the California Department of Consumer Affairs. Under the Act, the Bureau licenses and regulates non-family member fiduciaries who serve as trustees, conservators, guardians, executors, and as agents under a power of attorney or advance health care directive.
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Tax Law
The basic approach of the new rules is to require that any written tax advice must generally either (a) be rendered in the form of a full, detailed opinion that reflects a heightened "due diligence" review of all relevant facts and discusses all relevant federal tax matters (a "covered opinion" or (b) contain certain language which makes clear that the written advice cannot be relied upon to avoid penalties that may be imposed on the taxpayer under the Internal Revenue Code (a "legend"). To the extent that the written advice may be used or referred to in promoting, marketing or recommending a transaction to other taxpayers, the written advice may be treated as a "marketed opinion," in which case the legend must also state that the advice was written to support the promotion or marketing of such transactions and that taxpayers should seek advice from an independent tax advisor based on the taxpayer's particular circumstances. There are various types of written advice that are generally excluded from the foregoing rules (such as written tax advice that is contained in documents required to be filed with the SEC), and there are also various types of written advice for which a legend is inoperative and which must, therefore, follow the covered opinion requirements.

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