how long does a benifisary have to wait to recieve thier part of the trust.
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how long does a benifisary have to wait to recieve thier part of the trust.
this is a irevokeable my mother has pass a year and half ago. my sister is the
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Asked on June 7, 2016 under Estate Planning, Texas
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B.H.F., Member, Texas State Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 7 years ago | Contributor
Your answer depends on the terms of the trust. So... if the trust requires no distribution for another five years, then that term of the trust will control. If you feel like your sister is not properly complying with the terms of the trust, then you can seek to dissolve the trust and have the remaining assets distributed to you. To do so, you need to consult with a wills and trust attorney. They can send demand letters, make inquiries, and file suit if need be.
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