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Suing a trust that owns a property? anyone have experience?

Nancy Miller
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Do trust offer any protections with liability due to negligence? Can you sue the owner of a trust or trustee for something that happens in a property owned by a trust? Such as a property that is owned by a trust that has a bad psycho family member living there that is harassing the neighbors with death threats and beating on their doors? Police and HOA have been useless in dealing with situation so would like to take matters into my own hands and sue the trust(trustee-parent) for our damages to move and relocate due to not feeling safe in our own apartment because of non stop harassment and threats to kill. I know and have the address and information for the family member who set up the trust

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