Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in Oregon
My grandfather passed away recently, he was 82 years old and lived in Oregon. In 2005 he had someone write up a living trust. My grandfather had 3 daughters however to our suprise, instead of making his oldest daughter the first sussesor trustee he named her son (his grandson) the S.T. Now before my grandfather died, he had a very loud outburst about was how mad he was at his grandson (the S.T.) for ripping him off 2000 dollars. when he said this, it was very strange because we didint even know my grandpa could still talk. He was in very bad shape mentally and had not spoken in over 2 weeks.
After we requested a copy of the trust, the S.T. sent us a copy with a note telling us that there was an error in the trust about 200050 shares of stock my grandpa owned. the ST said there was only 250 not 200050. the stocks are valued at $7 each right now. it is very clear in the Trust about the stocks I dont think my grandfather would have misprinted that, infact I know he didint So my question is: what should we do
1 Answer from Attorneys
You should have the right to request a full accounting of all trust assets.
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