Maybe.  Although trust administration can take place faster than a probate administration, this is not always the case.  But many trusts contain what is known as an anti-alienation clause, which prohibits heirs from assigning their portion of a trust.  If the trust in question contains an anti-alienation clause, we probably cannot do a transaction.  If you are unsure as to whether the trust in question contains such a clause and you are interested in an advance, ask for a free consultation and we can review the trust document to determine whether we can provide an advance.