Is the contents of the home my son received in a revocable trust his once his name has been recorded on the deed as the owner?

Your sister cannot be the Grantor. The grantor is a legal term for the person who established the Trust. If the contents of the home were not...

My father is deceased ,can the lawyer who has the original copy of the trust give the only copy to my sister/trustee?

Any beneficiary of the Trust is entitled to a copy under the law.

After parent passed, trustee immediately files lawsuit to quite title thru civil. Answered complaint.

I concur. You need professional help. See Avvo.com under the link "Find-A-Lawyer' and retain counsel to assist you. Good Luck.

I am applying for disabillity and have been diagnosed bioplor and have been living with my mother who has moved to a rest home.

She has the legal right to terminate the Power of Attorney and replace him with someone else who will respect her wishes.

As his spouse she has every right to file a Petition Proceeding and seek nomination as his Executrix and heir. See Avvo.com under 'Find-A-Lawyer'....

Can a home that was in a revocable trust be taken away once the deed has been put in my name?

First - My condolences on the loss of your mother. But if your Sister is the grantor of the Trust then the Trust is the owner of the house. I am...

Regarding a lost original Gen Dur POA, is there an authentication or certification process available for the copy to be valid?

I concur. An affidavit form the Notary may be your best bet under the circumstance.

My sister is trustee of an irrovable trust. She has done shady things in the past. I need advice

I concur with my colleague Steve in every respect. It would wise to retain counsel to address this.

I'll be receiving money from overseas as a gift do I need to speak with a lawyer or an accountant?

I concur with Tom. There is a filing to be done but beyond that you may be fine so long as your consult with a Tax Accountant.

How are fees for establishing a living trust determined?

Truthfully this depends on whether the Trust is complicated or not and the amount of work involved for the Attorney and the Grantor(s).