There is no verifiable information in the provided sources about Donald Trump misleading his relatives in settling Fred Trump's estate.
Trump misled his relatives in settling Fed Trump’s estate

Trump calls Fed chair ‘a numbskull’ who ‘makes it difficult for people to buy a house’ - Federal Reserve | The Guardian
Source: theguardian.com
Key Evidence
seattletimes.comseattletimes.comTrump’s niece sues him, other relatives, alleging they cheated her out of... reports a lawsuit by Mary L. Trump alleging cheating over inheritance but does not specifically confirm misleading behavior by Donald Trump in settling Fred Trump's estate.
No other sources provide information about estate settlement or related family disputes involving Donald Trump.
The rest of the sources focus on Federal Reserve matters unrelated to the claim.
What the Evidence Shows
The claim that "Trump misled his relatives in settling Fed Trump’s estate" refers to allegations of family disputes or legal issues related to the estate of Fred Trump, Donald Trump's father. Among the provided sources, none directly address or confirm this specific claim. The closest relevant source is,seattletimes.comseattletimes.comTrump’s niece sues him, other relatives, alleging they cheated her out of... which discusses a lawsuit by Mary L. Trump, Donald Trump's niece, alleging she was cheated out of inheritance money by Donald Trump and other relatives. However, this lawsuit concerns family inheritance disputes and does not explicitly state that Donald Trump misled relatives in settling Fred Trump's estate.
Other sources focus on topics unrelated to the estate or family inheritance issues, such as Federal Reserve chair candidates, Fed building renovations, and President Trump's interactions with Jerome Powell.en.wikipedia.orgen.wikipedia.orgFred Trump provides background on Fred Trump but does not mention any estate settlement controversies.
Therefore, based on the available information, the claim cannot be confirmed or denied with certainty. It remains unverifiable without additional evidence or direct reporting on the matter.