Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in Wisconsin

The trust document itself will normally set the requirements for the trustee to account to beneficiaries. While it could specify an accounting once per year, it also might not require any accounting. Either way, however, odds are good that a polite letter from your attorney might get a response. Much also might be ascertainable from public record documents obtainable in a real estate title search. Those are available from any title company for as little as $100.

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