I agree with the other attorney, talk to an attorney in Nevada

I am curious about liquidating a trust (see details).

I agree with the other attorneys. The best course forward is to take the trust to an attorney for evaluation.

Mother in law passed away in feb 2014, she was on medicaid, her home was paid for, she has a lien for 12,500, for improvements,

I agree with the other attorney. You should set up an appointment with a probate or elder law attorney to review you options.

I want to add my SON to my house deed. But I don't know which FORM I need to do that, in Oregon.

I agree with attorney Reisman. Putting your son on the deed is not a good idea. Schedule a consultation with an estate planning attorney.

My father recently passed away, and i was unable to attend. How do I go about finding out what his last will and testament said

I agree with the other attorney, start by asking. This is perfectly legitimate give your situation. If you meet resistance, talk to an attorney to...

Do I need to pay the adoption assists back?

I agree with the other attorney. You really need to meet with an adoption attorney who can review the facts and give you an opinion.

Mother (lives in Oregon), wants daughter (lives in TX) to be Executor. Is it a requirement for Executor to live in Oregon?

In Oregon, the executor is called the personal representative. That person is not required to live in Oregon.

My elderly MIL, established a trust with designated money to both my kids for college. She just changed her mind.

I agree with the other two attorneys. You should discuss this with your mother-in-law, or better yet, have your ex-wife do it.

How do I remove an unwanted person(s) from an abandoned property?

Yes, your wife needs an attorney to file a suit for ejectment. Then once she has that, she can get rid of the stepgrandson. She may want to quit...

What is my best option to make sure my house deed automatically transfers upon my death?

You probably do not want to use a Bargain & Sale deed because that transfers the property now and then it belongs to your child and is subject to...