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Terry - mine cost me about $1,200, I think. Something like that. I remember getting a discount cause I handballed the law firm a few clients.

Then that would make Testamentary Trusts absolutely worthless. The ex-wife might be able to argue she may have claim to part of the income, but the assets would surely not be considered as his, since they were never put into trust by him to avoid any claim in the case of divorce proceedings...

This doesn't make any sense. The assets owned by the grandparents are passed into the trust when they die. The parent would have no claim to the assets as a beneficiary and does not own the assets in any capacity whatsoever. Testamentary trusts are set up for this very reason - to protect...

Do a search for Testamentary Trusts. I would strongly suggest you bypass your mum/dad and speak to your grandparents about this directly