A. An authorized trustee may petition a court to order a distribution under this act.

B. If the authorized trustee receives a written objection to a distribution under this act from a beneficiary before the proposed effective date of the distribution specified in the notice provided to the beneficiary under Section 6 of this act,¹ the trustee or the beneficiary may petition a court to approve, modify or deny the exercise of the trustee's power to make a distribution under this act.

C. If the authorized trustee receives a written objection to the distribution from the attorney general not later than the thirtieth day after the date the notice required by Section 6 of this act was received by the attorney general, the trustee shall not make a distribution under Section 3 or 4 of this act² without petitioning a court to approve or modify the exercise of the trustee's power to make a distribution under this act.

D. In a judicial proceeding under this section, the authorized trustee may present the trustee's reasons for supporting or opposing a proposed distribution, including whether the trustee believes the distribution would enable the trustee to better carry out the purposes of the trust.

E. The authorized trustee has the burden of proving that the proposed distribution furthers the purposes of the trust, is not expressly prohibited by the terms of the trust, and is in the interests generally of the beneficiaries.

F. This section does not limit a beneficiary's right to bring an action against a trustee for a breach of trust.