another issue...
decedent failed to title a personal loan owed by the trustee to the decedent as an asset of the trust - trustee has denied any such loan existed.
A copy of the signed loan agreement has been obtained from a safe deposit box the trustee did not know about, and other evidence exists supporting the existence of the loan (loan agreement states that the decedent obtained a home equity line of credit in the amount that was borrowed, that exists, loan agreement states that the borrower needed the money to remodel their home, planning dept. proves remodel permit applied for and was completed etc.) If bank records were soepenaed(?) it would show that the borrower paid all interest on the loan, also written in the body of the loan agreement.
child cannot afford to fight trust proceedings, (they have been told it can cost up to $100,000 by several lawyers) but will be able to afford to fight once they receive their share of the inheritance.