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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If we’re talking about a trust where the siblings are beneficiaries, which isn’t really an “estate,” it’s going to depend on the terms of the trust and the trustee. We have a trust like that in my family and there’s no obligation that it be evenly distributed, and education is definitely an allowable reason for a distribution. If another beneficiary opposed it I don’t think there would be anything they could do really. But it’s not an “estate” any more, even though the trust originally came from an estate. If that makes any sense. It is its own thing now. [/quote] Yes, op needs to provide a bit more of an explanation as to what she means when she says “estate”, if she’s referencing a trust or an undistributed estate or something else. [/quote]
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