Complicated Q

[glimmerman]

What is the name of your state? NJ


I''m am youngest girl in family of 4 - my oldest brother is trustee for my
mom's (incapacitated) trust & he refuses to give me any information
as to its present contents. Being a beneficiary, do I not have a right to
some type of an accounting??

It's a revocalbe living trust??

 

[seniorjudge]

Hire a lawyer and sue him for an accounting.

 

[colourfastt]

What is the name of your state? NJ


I''m am youngest girl in family of 4 - my oldest brother is trustee for my
mom's (incapacitated) trust & he refuses to give me any information
as to its present contents. Being a beneficiary, do I not have a right to
some type of an accounting??

It's a revocalbe living trust??

You state it's a revocable trust so I'm going to assume that it's a grantor's trust. That means the sole beneficiary while the grantor is alive is the grantor (your mother). You are not a beneficiary until the grantor dies, and due to that you have no right to any accounting of the trust or even to see a copy of the trust.