Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in Illinois

Re: trusts

Usually the trust document itself has language that dictates the accounting requirements to the beneficiaries.

As for the time-table, it is dependent on quite a few factors: whether there is a probate estate, what types of assets are in the trust, whether there are any claims or litigation matters, etc.

In order to determine your rights under any trust, you should have an estate planning attorney review it for you. Only such a person will be able to give you the answers to the specific questions you have.

Good luck to you.