Named beneficiary may not contest administration of trust

Named beneficiary may not contest administration of trust

Normally, a named beneficiary of a trust has standing to contest the administration of the trust.  But not always.

An appellate court in Pennsylvania has ruled that a named beneficiary can’t contest the administration of a trust that would not affect her $2400 annuity, but does have standing to contest whether the trust should be split for different purposes.

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