Arizona Breach of Fiduciary Duty Attorneys

Arizona Lawyers Serving Phoenix, Tucson, and Yuma

A fiduciary has a legal obligation to act with the utmost fairness. Financial advisors, real estate developers, mortgage brokers, trustees, and attorneys are expected to make decisions in their clients' best interests. When fiduciaries violate their position of trust, legal action can be taken.

At Schneider & Onofry, P.C., we are experienced at pursuing breach of fiduciary duty claims in probate, real estate, and business law. Our law firm's deep legal roots include defending shareholders, trustees, and business officers facing allegations of breach of fiduciary duty. We have the legal skills and determination to help secure your legal rights.

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Our law firm's attorneys have more than 100 years of combined experience in estate administration. We have handled a range of allegations of breach of fiduciary duty, involving:

• Failure to act in good faith
• Trustees mishandling assets in the trust
• Executors acting for personal benefit
• Conflict of interests leading to a failure in following the parameters of the estate plan

An executor or trustee can be held accountable for breach of fiduciary duty, even if they did not deliberately neglect the intentions of the will or trust. Our law firm's attorneys will explore viable solutions to protect your family from breach of fiduciary duty. We will work closely with our clients to determine the right steps, such as seeking to remove and replace the fiduciary or filing a claim for the misappropriated finances to be returned to the estate.

Breach of Fiduciary Duty in Business Law

In business law, breach of fiduciary duty can occur in a variety of ways. For example, a CEO could be held accountable for failing to act in the company's best interests. A managing partner or CFO could also face allegations of breach of fiduciary duty for using company profits for personal gain. If necessary, we will consult forensic accountants to determine the extent of damages. Our law firm is prepared to help our clients regain any losses and hold negligent parties responsible.

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Our firm has over a decade of experience serving clients throughout Arizona. Put our experience to work for you. Contact us to schedule an initial consultation.