Is a trust right for our situation? What other options might there be?

Yes it can be done. And you're right to be concerned that his father may not live long enough to see it through. Therefore, the Trust needs to be...

I concur with Attorney Maastricht. This is an area where 'Do-it-Yourself' work can be a disaster. Use a competent licensed Estate Planning...

Cost of Living Trust with two sons as Executors

Trusts don't have Executors. They have Trustees. Wills have Executors. Wills & Trusts are two different purposes. Trusts avoid Probate. Wills...

Can I refinance a mortgage if I have a quit claim deed? Will it void the quit claim deed?

The way you state the facts is confusing to the reader. I'd recommend you take the physical documents to an Estate Planning attorney and sit down...

Does both of my grandparents need to be deceased before their trust can be final? Would sale of house go back into trust?

Okay. Time to taste the coffee and smell the donuts. You are only a beneficiary if you are (A) specifically named and (B) AFTER both of the...

What is the specific content requirements of a Notice of Trust to a beneficiary of that trust.

I wholeheartedly concur. You cannot afford mistakes in this case. Sit down in person with a competent Probate Attorney for guidance. See the...

Estate value $20000, a Will exists; Special Administrator and sole beneficiary are the same person, is Probate necessary?

Attorney Goldsmith is correct. You should find local counsel to assist you in this matter. See 'Find-a-Lawyer' in Avvo.com. Good Luck!

How long to fund a trust after the person has passed

Trust are 'funded' when the Grantor puts assets INTO them. If you are a Beneficiary of the Trust, you have a right to a copy of the Trust document...

In the event that my much older boyfriend passes away does his ex-wife get any of his money in his bank??

If he has you named in the 'Pay-on-Death' provision in his Bank Account, you will get it not the ex-wife. However, if following his divorce he did...

Phone #?

That is the longest run-on sentence I've seen in a long time with no punctuation at all. Wow. I'd recommend you sit down with an Elder Law attorney...