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A Unique Approach to the Practice of Trust and Estate Law |
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Commencing in 1975, the amount of his probate practice increased to the point where, from 1986 to date, his probate practice compromises approximately 90% of his practice. His primary areas of expertise are in probate and trust litigation and appeals, probate administration and conservatorships. At the present time, he has approximately 300 active decedent estate administrations (ranging from $100,000 to $35,000,000 of appraised value), heirships and conservatorships, and has approximately 45 active probate and trust litigations and appeals (i.e., will contests, heirship litigations, trust litigations and surcharge matters). He has been appointed by the court, retained by private parties and testified many times as an expert in probate, conservatorship and trust matters. During the last decade, Mr. Hinojosa has served as lecturer and panelist in excess of 50 programs in the specialty. |
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Lynard C. Hinojosa PARTNER (CALTEC MEMBER) |
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(310) 473-7000 (310) 473-0906 (FAX) Legal Practice Lynard C. Hinojosa started
practicing in 1968 representing the L.A. County Public
Administrator/Public Guardian handling approximately 350 decedent estates
and 250 guardianships. After 2 years, he was transferred to other
divisions primarily doing administrative law and civil
litigation.
In 1972, he went into private practice primarily engaging in high-level entertainment, business and real estate litigation and business transactions. During that period of time, approximately 20% of his practice was probate administrations and estate planning.
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Education
Yale University (B.A.,
1964);
University of California at
Los Angeles (J.D., 1967);
Admitted to Bar 1968
(California); U.S. District Court (Central District
of California), and
U.S. Court of Appeals (Ninth Circuit);
1976, U.S. Supreme
Court.
Reported Appellate
Cases
Estate of McCrary (1997) 54
Cal.App.4th 100;
Estate of Luke (1987) 194
Cal.App.3d 1006
(leading case on
tracing community property in
intestate
cases);
Bergin v. Portman (1983) 141
Cal.App.3d 23;
Cal. College of Mortuary
Science v. County of Los Angeles
(1972) 23 Cal.App.3d
702;
Crowley Launch & Tugboat
v. County of Los Angeles
(1971) 16 Cal.App.3d
437;
Savoy Club v. Board of
Supervisors (1970) 12 Cal.App.3d 1034;
Mowrer v. Superior Court
(1969) 3 Cal.App.3d 223
Author/Publications "The Ubiquitous Heirhunters,"
Probate Solutions (newsletter);
Co-Author with Bruce Ross,
"Notification by Trustee: Two Views of
the Requirements of New
Probate Code § 16061.7:
The Sky is Not
Falling", CA Trusts & Estates Quarterly,
Vol. 4, No. 1, Spring
1998;
Co-Author, "The Great Record
Ripoff: Penal Sanctions and State
Civil Remedies,"
University of West Los Angeles Law Review,
Vol. VII,
1975
Professional Organizations/Memberships California Bar
Association;
Beverly Hills Bar Association
(Probate and Trusts Section);
Los Angeles County
Association (Probate and Trust Section);
American Bar Association
(Real Property, Probate and
Trust
Section);
Executive Committee of the
Probate Section of the
Los Angeles County Bar
Association (1993-1996);
Executive Committee of the Estate Planning, Trust and
Probate Section of the
California State Bar (1996 to date);
Fellow of American College of
Trust and Estate Counsel (1999)
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