The Beneficiary’s Burden to Enforce Trust Rights

Being a Beneficiary

Beneficiaries should not have to take court action to enforce their rights under a Trust, but so often they do have to take action. Even though a beneficiary has no duties, they do have the burden on enforcing their rights when a Trustee refuses to do the right thing. In this video, partner Keith Davidson describes the beneficiary’s burden.

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