Brewer vetoes bill targeting trust grantors

Veto-1Gov. Jan Brewer has vetoed a bill that aimed to settle disputes between families regarding a trust.

Brewer says she vetoed the bill Tuesday because it was overly broad, vague and harshly punitive.

House Bill 2512 would have limited a beneficiary from legally challenging the terms of a trust.

Proponents of the bill say it was necessary to prevent families from acting vindictively.

Democrats in the House of Representatives opposed the measure. It passed unanimously in the Senate.

If you’d like to discuss estate planning/asset protection, contact Laura Bianchi, Director RLG’s Estate Planning/Asset Protection Department, lbianchi@roselawgroup.com

If you’d like to discuss family law, contact with Kaine Fisher, head of RLG’s Family Law Department, kfisher@roselawgroup.com.

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