I was trustee, and my son was co-trustee. When the trust became devoid of money, I turned it over to my son, this house that is in the trust. I also made directive with my own trust so that sean gets the home upon my death. The same lawyer made both trusts, and neithor has been explained to me sufficiently since their conception. Three others called it ambigitious, or open to interpretation by which ever way that particular branch of gov. happends to look at it. Medicare did not know how to interpret the document and asked me what it meant. How am I suppose to know the language? Turning the trust over to my son was advised to me by my CPA. I don't know how that effects the sale or non sale of the house until somebody looks at this case. The lawyer who wrote them will not engage me in conversation since I ran out of money. The lawyer who wrote the trust wanted me to turn over all monies at the time I had money to my son. I do not know why to this day. Why am I to give up all when both my children received enough to get their own homes?. Why will they not sign off is pretty simple, greed and hatred are the only explainations I received. I was told NO through my son, about me asking to move all these years. I was told they didn't have to do anything or respond in any way. They were quite safe from any legal thing I can do, to get out of this home. It hopefully is seans when I leave it. I think I am at the end of what I can do after trying all these years. I will try that legal aid place when I turn 60 and go to the state reps. office to appeal for help. My doctor this could give me a stroke and really wishes there could be a resolution because of what this does to my BP. I need to find a way to exist.votes on what happens never occured, Nobody wants to hear my plea to move, or cares that I make the plea to begin with. I have been abandoned by my family and left in a situation I cannot deal with. ginnie