I'm sorry about the passing of your sister. This is a tough one because Trusts are private matters. It is very unlikely that she had it recorded in public record. In most cases, the client is given the original Trust and other documents as part of their Estate Plan. If you haven't been able to find any documents at her home, it will probably be very difficult to find the attorney who drafted her documents.
One avenue that you could explore would be to review her assets. For instance, if she had a Trust, her real estate should have been deeded to her Trust. Every deed is required to list who drafted it. That could identify her attorney. You could also check her bank records to see if any of her accounts were titled in the name of her Trust. If so, it's possible that the bank has a Certificate of Trust on file that could list the drafting attorney.
One thing to keep in mind though - even if she had a Trust, if she didn't fund it with her assets, you may have to proceed to Probate. Feel free to reach out if you need further assistance.
Answered on Jan 17th, 2022 at 6:42 AM