Wills & Trusts Series: Webinar 2 of 4-Practice and procedural aspects of contentious probate claims

Intro from Beth King-Smith, Partner, Harrison Clark Rickerby's
Caveats and the procedure under rule 44(13) Non Contentious Probate Rules 1987 for removing them
Daniel Soar, Barrister
Litigation friends
Joss Knight, Barrister
Beddoes applications vs. derivative claims in light of Lines v. Wilcox 2019 [EWHC] 1451 (Ch)
Oliver Wooding, Barrister
Larke v. Nugus letters
Michael Clarke, Barrister
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Let's say the court finds the defendant liable for Undue Influence and voids the purported Trust. How will the beneficiaries recover all the assets from the valid Trust which the defendant stole? What happens if the defendant simply refuses to obey a court order telling him to put everything back into the valid Trust? Are beneficiaries entitled to being awarded additional damages for all their emotional and mental distress caused by the bad actor/defendant? Will the court take possession of all the valid Trust assets from the defendant and distribute them properly to the rightful beneficiaries?