Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in Georgia

You indicate you have been "advised" to release information. By whom? An attorney? Your attorney? No attorney here knows if information that is disclosed will make you vulnerable as no attorney here has seen the information. I have questions as to how the trust was funded too if you were named as the designated beneficiary. Or have I misread the post indicating life insurance goes to trust and IRA/investments go to you? Why were you advised to turn over information? I can see that disclosure of information may alleviate a lot of mistrust and suspicion and avoid a lawsuit. But on the other hand, it might create a lawsuit if the children believe that you were made the beneficiary of a significant share of the assets because of fraud or undue influence. I don't know. However, I suggest that you lawyer up and go consult a probate/trust litigation attorney and pay him or her to review the documentation and decide what can or should be released. If nothing else, perhaps your lawyer can communicate with any lawyer hired by the children.