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This Plan has many participants, each of whom has their own FBO account at a brokerage firm. This plan is considered 404© and a Participant "T" was allowed to invest in shares of a partnership in 2010, using his own balance of course. Many things have been squirrely with this transaction. For example, when purchased, the shares were titled in "T"s personal name and it took 4 years to get changed. Also, K-1's have just been obtained for all the years, and it took pulling teeth to obtain them. The icing on the crappy cake is that it has come to light that the Partnership owns a bank where T's wife was an officer. May the Trustee of this Plan "revoke", "recall", or otherwise force the sale of this investment (partnership shares) at this point? I have a feeling there is a Party In Interest here, but I can't decide b/c the PII is not related to the Trustee/Fiduciary of the Plan; she is only related to T. My client, the Trustee, is highly agitated and understands that he should have done more research on the front end, but what can he do NOW? Thanks for any and all advice. I've been reading legal-eze until I'm almost nauseated, but I think I'm overlooking something really obvious. Thanks.