Short answer: yes, you can do all these things while maintaining your parental rights. As Mr. Farr suggested, all you need is a skilled attorney...

Will the attorney answer questions about the will?

To my knowledge, in all states attorneys are under a duty of confidentiality even to former or deceased clients. So, the attorney would be...

My question to you is Am I right or am I mistaken?

You and my colleges are right on the mark. Your parents are not liable for any debts that aren't their own or that they did not agree to pay.

Can i have a living trust made in my son's name? my son has a green card, and will anyone be able to take my condo?

You should go speak with an attorney in FL. State law may have some creditor shield protections that would protect your condo in lieu of a trust...

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Am I entitled if my mother specifically took my brother of the will

The will only governs probate assets. Life insurance policies naming a POD beneficiary are not probate assets. Although your mother successfully...

Is it not against the law for him to move the stake and cut the trees? What would be the best plan of action to follow?

You will want to get with an attorney ASAP. The attorney may be able to file for an injunction (a court order stopping your neighbor from cutting...

I am transferring a death Benefit IRA into new Rollover IRA Benefit Account do I need to get a new EIN or any document?

Tax laws and regulations can be very complex. The implications of transferring IRAs depend on a variety of factors. Did you inherit from a spouse?...

What do we do

Your mother will want to speak with a probate attorney in the state that your stepfather resided in before passing away. Only then will she know...

Would a standard irrevocable trust suffice to accomplish my mother's goal of receiving those benefits?

I am sorry to hear of your loss. I am thankful for your father's service. In regards to your questions: Yes, a skilled trust attorney could...

Should I send them the whole worm or keep half just in case we have to identify it? Or can I trust they will identify it for us?

I tagged your question so that it could be seen by attorney's practicing in the area you'll need. Hope someone can help you out! Hope your grandson...