Trusts

My wife and I, each married before, would like to combine our estates in a trust for our respective children with 2/3 going to my children and 1/3 to hers. If we do this, can we deed our home and two rental properties to our children, retaining life use, to avoid inheritance taxes or including them in resources to be considered if the cost of end of life care exceeds our cash assets? As it stands, currently, upon either of our deaths, my two pensions will continue to the surviving spouse but reduced to 75%. My health care benefits would continue unabated. We assume a trust could be established where a neutral party such as a bank would be the trust manager at the time of the first person's death to preserve the estate for the children but one of each of our respective children could be named as the family co-trustees to distribute the estate after the death of the second spouse. Is this correct?

I have a son who I wish to disinherit and want to set up a trust fund for my favorite rescues and maintenance for my surviving pets. What can I do legally to bring this about.

Is thier a land trust that can stop home forclosures or bank auction for a while as long as the trust remaines active

i am a US citizen who lives outside of the US. my wife is not a US citizen. how do i set up a legal trust to take care of my children. can i do this while overseas.

We have a Millers trust account for my father and he has now passed away. We have settlement on his property coming up and am not sure if we should deposit the monies from the sale of the property into the Miller trust or his regular checking account. What do you advise?