My mom has a living trust. My brother is the trustee. He is being taken to court for a bond. He was told he should not have to pay for a bond because of the trust.
The trust should specify whether a bond is required. If the trust says no bond is required, your brother should not need one -- unless a beneficiary alleges wrong-doing and demands a bond. The bond is paid for by the trust, not by your brother.
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