Yeh v. Li-Cheng Tai
California Court of Appeal, 5th District
1Opinion of the Court
RAPHAEL, J.*
*957I. INTRODUCTION
Plaintiff Francine S. Yeh claims to have purchased a condominium with her deceased husband, Shu Hsun Tai ("Shu"), and transferred it to him so that they could obtain a more favorable loan. She claims that he promised to place her back on the title to the property, and that she could sell it or keep it after his death. Instead, he transferred the title to a trust, of which his children from a prior marriage, defendants Li-Cheng Tai and Li-Jung Tai, are beneficiaries.
Plaintiff filed a breach of fiduciary duty action against defendants under Family Code section 1101,1…
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