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Originally Posted by dougjb

Ahhhh.....just what I love to hear....legal advice from members of this message board...knowing they have had at least seven years of post-secondary education and passed a rigorous professional entry exam known as the Bar. Of course, the members might just have a seventh grade education who had an uncle who had a friend who found out in the National Enquirer that a trust is good (not good, check either box).

For a couple of hundred dollars, you can get expert advice that meets your needs. Just call up the local Bar Association for a referral to such a lawyer. I don't know about here, but in many parts of the country, the Bar will refer you to a knowledgeable and experienced member of the bar who can spell out the pluses and minuses and the expenses of managing your testamentary desires.

Not much "legal advice" given out here, quite a few of the replies suggested seeing a professional.