A family member is playing games?

Question

I need some advice? My Parents left a living trust to one family member and she is now telling me, we will have a very long and dragged out process before anything is to be done with the trust. She also has said I don't need a copy of the trust? Am I not entitled to a copy? I would like to know what's going on with all the secrets?

Hi Tank64a,

Don't worry about the correct spelling :)

Yes, I'm old enough to vote. Since I'm in a different country, I don't think the laws are the same which would make hiring an attorney futile at this point. I suggested someone sits in as a proxy, but that was quickly dismissed.

You are correct about money, people are sad creatures who only think of themselves.

Thank you for your answer.

Answer 1

Depending upon your age, the secrets might be in your best interest. Sometimes living trusts take years to come into effect. A friend of mines father set his up for his children not to receive his inheritance until they are 62 years old. I set mine up for my children to receive when they are 28. The ages can be anything the people making out the trust want them to be. If I were you I would ask for a copy when you turn 18. Good luck.

Answer 2

U can get the copy of the trust deed from the office of the sub-registrar. No trust can be created w/o a registered document, trust deed. The question, however, remains if u have attained majority as per the law by which u r govered,

Answer 3

contact a lawyer. If all is in order she should have control of funds within days......if you are in the will then yes you should have a copy of the will - Some lawyers will give a free consultation. Good luck & take care.

Answer 4

hi danialla hope that I got that right,
as an answer I have a question, first are you old enough to vote.
second answer hire and attorney and use that as a tool to get you.re answer from the person in question.
good luck to you and have a great day

Answer 5

don't worry be happy. forget everything and live happily.