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Co trustees. Trust states 50_50 one trustee was lining with parent at time if death. Has filed TRO against ci trustee which the judge later dismissed. Bottom line the 2nd time I went to the home he had got rid of most valuable tbelongings in house include very nice jewelry Some of which was actually mind that my mom was holding for me he consistently changes what he wants to do with the property from selling at to renting it to buying me out to just prolonging this as far as he can what are my chances of having my attorneys fees paid by him in addition to getting paid triple of what I mode since hes been there for the past 2 and a 1/2 years and the house is paid off can he lose all of his inheritance for not comply and acting for selfish reasons.
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Hello. It sounds like you are a beneficiary but not the co-trustee as well, correct? You can petition the court for an accounting and request the court to remove him as trustee. You may be able to replace the trustee yourself; it depends on a few factors. But it all starts with an accounting to see what you have/no longer have and see if the trustee (s) is/are doing their job.
If the trustee has been violating the trust than you could get your attorney fees paid by him when you force him out. It depends how bad he was and how the trust reads before I can tell you if he would lose inheritance.
Answered on Mar 29th, 2021 at 10:42 AM