Goldstein v. Egan CA2/7
In 1995, Murray Goldstein, as trustee for his trust, entered into a limited partnership agreement with his daughter, Elise Goldstein, regarding the ownership and operation of certain real property. Under the agreement, Elise could not transfer her interest in the partnership without Murray’s prior written consent. In 2006, after Elise was diagnosed with a terminal illness, she transferred her partnership interest to her revocable living trust, and then amended her trust to provide that such interest should be distributed to her two siblings, Judy Egan and David Goldstein, upon her death. The day after Elise amended her trust, Murray provided his written consent to the transfer of Elise’s partnership interest to the trustee of her living trust, as amended, but did not sign a separate document consenting to the transfer of such interest from Elise’s trust to Judy and David.
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