As a beneficiary, it's important to know your trust beneficiary rights. If you're a beneficiary of an irrevocable trust — or a trust that cannot be changed or modified — you have several fundamental rights you can draw upon in the process, including the right to:
Payment: Any distributions outlined in the trust.
Accounting: Detailed reports of all expenses, distributions and income from the trust.
Information: Information and details regarding the trust and its administration.
Removal of the trustee: If you believe the trustee isn't acting in your best interest, you can petition to remove and replace them.
Ending of the trust: Depending on your state's laws, you can end the trust with the approval of your fellow beneficiaries. This typically occurs when the terms of the trust have been fulfilled or are impossible to fulfill.