Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in California

It's clear that you are very upset and may have very good reason to be! I can't tell what you mean to ask, so i'll offer just this. Without knowing your details, we have many laws in california to protect heirs and beneficiaries from wrongdoing. the trick is to be able to prove with hard, factual evidence, to the satisfaction of the court that the wrongs occurred and when they occurred, in order to enforce the laws. in some cases, this can be a very lengthy and costly process. at a minimum the trustee is required to provide you with an accounting of financial transactions that the trustee, presumably your sister?, engaged in using your mother's trust funds and other trust property. your attorney has presumably reviewed the information you provided and advised you accordingly. if you are concerned that your present attorney might have missed something in her/his analysis, consider getting a second opinion from another attorney. just make sure you consult a lawyer who is experienced in the area of trusts and estates. best of luck.