My grandmother died in 1996 and she had a revocable living trust. I have a feeling someone changed the trust since my grandmother died. Comprehensive information and all the forms you need to create a living trust, including children's subtrusts, an AB trust and a back-up will. The program features revocable living trusts, children's subtrusts, and provisions to transfer property to the trust and to amend or revoke it at any time. It would be tough indeed to sneak a peek at the trust.
Trusts are private documents.
There are a few exceptions, of course. California is a rare state that has a law allowing people who would inherit from a deceased person to see a trust. Unless you have a good basis for a lawsuit alleging that you have been fraudulently cheated out of a rightful inheritance, you probably will not get a look at the document. If you think you might have a case, talk with a local lawyer who has experience with lawsuits over estates and trusts. Send us feedback .