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Is an executor of a Trust in California required to reveal the contents of the Trust to the beneficiaries before the estate owner dies?

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No. Generally, there is no such requirement. Until then, it is revocable [unless it is irrevocable] and so it is not s...

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Eliz. C. A. Johnson

The trustor can modify or change the trust during his/her lifetime, unless it's irrevocable, so why stir up a hornet's n...

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Robert F. Cohen

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