Q: My wife is the trustee of her mother's estate. Can beneficiaries file against assets she and I hold jointly?
A:
File what? Where? For what? After she has mishandled the trust in what way?
Obviously, your ability to describe your actual issue is severely impaired. But, the Internet is not a place to fix that. The things you are not telling us are not privileged and can come back to haunt you. Get a consult with a lawyer licensed in your state. Let the lawyer read the trust. Tell the lawyer what real facts are of concern to you. Many lawyers are offering Zoom consults during Covid-19.
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