The son of billionaire murder victims Barry and Honey Sherman has gone to court to remove his fellow trustees from control of part of his late parents’ estate, citing “breach of trust.”
In documents filed in Superior Court, Jonathon Sherman seeks to remove the two other trustees from control of a multimillion-dollar trust set up by his late father in 2016, the year before he was murdered. Jonathon states that his reasons are “grounded in alleged breach of trust, breach of fiduciary duty and failure to act in the best interests of the beneficiaries.”
