When administering a wholly charitable testamentary trust, executors and trustees must navigate both estate and trust administration requirements. A recent discussion on the New York State Bar Association Trusts & Estates Law Section's listserv highlighted a key question: Does an accounting of the estate need to be filed with the Attorney General (AG) before funding the trust, or can the trust be funded first and then registered with the AG?
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