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HUSCHER v. WELLS FARGO BANK

No. B168103.

18 Cal.Rptr.3d 27 (2004)

121 Cal.App.4th 956

Scott A. HUSCHER, Appellant, v. WELLS FARGO BANK, as Trustee, etc., Respondents.

Court of Appeals of California, Second District, Division Eight.

August 19, 2004.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Law Offices of Adams & Rafferty, Barry L. Adams and Patrick K. Rafferty, Santa Rosa, for Appellant.

Baker & Hostetler, Jack I. Samet, Los Angeles, and George T. Mooradian, Costa Mesa, for Respondent Wells Fargo Bank.

D. Michael Trainotti, Long Beach, for Respondent Memorial Medical Center Foundation.

Law Offices of John T. Anderson and John T. Anderson, Long Beach, for Respondent Long Beach Rescue Mission.

Vandenberg, Newell, Curtis, Nelson and Schuur & Burnight, Pamela Bourette Schuur and Gregory J. Burnight, Long Beach, for Respondent Long Beach Rotary Scholarship Foundation, Inc.

RUBIN, J.

Scott A. Huscher appeals from the probate court order denying his petition to determine that he was a beneficiary of a family trust. We affirm that order.

FACTS AND PROCEDURAL HISTORY

George B. Marx established a trust in his name on June 8, 1983 (the Marx Trust or the Trust). Among the named beneficiaries were his four step-grandchildren, including Scott A. Huscher. The trust proceeds were to be distributed among the step-grandchildren...

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