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Spouse is only receiving the trust INTEREST. You have to read the details of the trust, to see how the beneficiaries get paid. Sounds like once the spouse dies, the interest then reverts back to the trust.

I live in North Carolina so I don't know the price to change your last name there. (It's $40 here). You legally do not have to change your first name through a court. You can just refer to yourself as a different name, as an alias. The last name is the only thing that requires going through the court system. However, if an application for anything asks if you have ever gone by any other name, you are legally obligated to put your original name. As far as changing your last name as a minor, you must either have your parent's consent, or be legally emancipated from your parents, which means they no longer have any legal rights as parents anymore.

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Estate planning is a complicated area that requires a firm understanding of many factors related to you and your finances. It may be in your best interests to consult either a CPA who has significant experience in estate planning or an estate attorney.. . With that bing said, here are some general factors to consider.. . Will your estate be taxed?. . Many average taxpayers will not be subject to the estate tax anyway. Currently the applicable exclusion amount is $2,000,000. So if you die in 2007 and ALL of your assets are valued less than $2,000,000 you do not have to worry about the Estate tax.. . When you die, your son would get a "stepped up" basis allowing him to sell the property tax free (assuming he sold it for the value it was appraised for on your date of death). . However, there may be other reasons to transfer ownership of your home to your son beyond estate tax (some people try to shield assets from nursing homes in this way).. . It seems that you have already transferred your home to your son, so lets deal with that.. . I am assuming that your son did not pay you for your home, therefore his basis is zero. So when he goes to sell it, he will pay capital gains tax on the entire selling price less selling expense.

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