A breach of trust is the failure of a party to carry out financial responsibilities as prescribed by law. A breach of trust may be due to negligence or willful deceit. In any case, it is a serious legal matter and must be handled with care. If you have been harmed due to another person's breach of trust or have been accused of breach of trust, it is important to have experienced legal guidance.
The attorneys of Kirsch Gartenberg Howard LLP handle breach of trust disputes and a wide range of other legal issues for businesses and individuals. We provide knowledgeable legal representation to clients throughout New Jersey and New York.
Call 877-319-7488 or contact us online to arrange a consultation at our offices in Hackensack (NJ) or Manhattan (NY).
Breach of Trust Litigation
A breach of trust can be related to a wide range of legal and financial issues. The breach of trust can include failure to disclose information, giving false information, misappropriating funds and failing to perform other responsibilities. Parties who may be accused of breach of trust include:
- Estate administrators
- Trustees
- Accountants
- Attorneys
- Stockbrokers
Our attorneys have extensive experience handling business law and estate litigation issues and other areas of law in which breach of trust may come into play. We are experienced trial lawyers who know how to obtain results in and out of court.
Bergen County Contract Disputes Lawyer
Our accumulated knowledge and demonstrated results in breach of trust litigation has earned us the respect of judges, adversaries and colleagues. While we are always prepared for court, we avoid unnecessary litigation and strive to craft cost-effective resolutions that serve the best short-term and long-term interests of our clients.
Call 877-319-7488 or contact us online to arrange a consultation at our offices in Hackensack (NJ) or Manhattan (NY).
From our law offices in Hackensack and Manhattan, Kirsch Gartenberg Howard LLP has served individuals and businesses across northern New Jersey, including Bergen County, Essex County, Union County, Middlesex County and Passaic County, and the five boroughs of New York City since 1984.
