Good Morning, XXXXXXXXX,
If the instrument creating the trust provides that only the trustees can withdraw money to pay to you, then you would need a Court Order. That is the very reason trusts arecreated and the money not given outright to the beneficiary.
I would suggest speaking to the trustee and telling them what your situation is and why you need the money. Try this first; they may issue you acheck so that you can make your investment.
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ANDREA, JD, LL.M., Taxation
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