633A.2307 - OVERDUE MANDATORY DISTRIBUTION.

        633A.2307  OVERDUE MANDATORY DISTRIBUTION.         1.  A creditor or assignee of a beneficiary may reach a mandatory      distribution of income or principal, including a distribution upon      termination of the trust, if the trustee has not made the      distribution to the beneficiary within a reasonable time after the      required distribution date.         2.  For the purposes of this section, "mandatory distribution"      means a distribution required by the express terms of the trust of      any of the following:         a.  All of the income, net income, or principal of the trust.         b.  A fraction or percentage of the income or principal of the      trust.         c.  A specific dollar amount from the trust.         3.  A distribution that is subject to a condition shall not be      considered a mandatory distribution.         4.  If a creditor or assignee of a beneficiary is permitted to      reach a mandatory distribution under this section, the sole remedy of      the creditor or assignee shall be to apply to the court having      jurisdiction of the trust after a reasonable period of time has      expired, for a judgment ordering the trustee to pay to the creditor      or the assignee a sum of money equal to the lesser of the amount of      the debt or assignment, or the amount of the mandatory distribution      described in subsection 2.  Any other remedy, including but not      limited to attachment or garnishment of any interest in the trust,      recovery of court costs or attorney fees, or placing a lien of any      type on any trust property or on the interest of any beneficiary in      the trust, shall not be permitted or ordered by any court.  Any      writing signed by the beneficiary, allowing any remedy other than      payment of the mandatory distribution not made to the beneficiary      within a reasonable time after required distribution date, shall be      void and shall not be enforced by any court.  
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         2008 Acts, ch 1119, §27