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Probate Court Delivers: $8.7M Plus Attorney Fees in Trustee Looting Case

In January 2019, Michael Mihm tried a surcharge action in probate court filed against a trustee accused of looting millions of dollars from several trusts. Michael and Jim recovered an $8.7 million judgment, including treble damages for civil theft, and almost $900,000 in attorney fees.

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