I agree with the above answer. A QIT trust is sometimes referred to as a Miller Trust. An elder care attorney in Corpus will know how to draft it.

How can I get power attorney over my brother?

There would be a lot of questions to ask before this could be answered. Is he a minor? If so, you may need a guardianship proceeding. Is he an...

My niece pass away in Irving, TX I may need to go though probate I live in NJ do I have to come to TX for probate court.

It is likely you will need to come to Texas to probate the will, if there was one. It is also likely that a guardian must be appointed in Texas...

Would like to know which is better to have, a will or a trust?

It depends on what you have as assets. Generally, if you own real property then it is preferable to have a trust so that no one has to go to court...

Can my father's nephew live on the farm, which is the estate of my grandmother without a lease agreement?

His mother is a co-tenant who has the right to use the property, but not to the exclusion of the others. You would not be able to evict him since...

I need to know if I'm still married or not?

If you were formally married, you are probably still married unless you received formal documents requesting a divorce. You could check with the...

I have a house in my parent's name they say they want to put the house in my name about how much does it cost to get the house

Just making a deed that accomplishes that should not cost much, perhaps around $300. However, it may not be the best move for your parents. If...

Is there any pitfalls in signing a transfer of title document for a vehicle?

This is from https://www.dmv.org/tx-texas/title-transfers.php. In order to protect yourself from violations committed by the new owner, you...

What happens when a successor co-trustee in a living revocable trust dies?

Your attorney will need to draft this. Let your attorney know these concerns and then it can be drafted to match your wishes as closely as possible.

Wife & I have identical wills. If we both die at the same time, would both wills be valid?

There may be something in your will that says if you are both gone, then the following terms are applied. I would not know without looking at...