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Scott Grossman, a probate and trust litigation attorney, explains how beneficiaries or heirs of a deceased person can obtain a copy of their trust. If the trust was created by two individuals, for instance, both parents, heirs, including children and grandchildren, have a legal right to receive a written copy after both parties have passed away. While most trustees are cooperative in providing copies, some may not be. If a trustee refuses, the beneficiary can have their attorney send a written demand for a copy. Upon receiving this demand, the trustee is obligated to provide the trust document within 60 days.