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by CrystalBall on April 26th, 2007
To answer your question properly we need to know who the trust beneficiaries are and who is supposed to own the property once it left the trust. As you wrote it, it sounded like your grandparents left the property to your father for his life, and upon his death the property would be removed from the trust and distributed to the trust beneficiaries. If your father was a trust beneficiary, then he (or rather his estate) would receive a portion of it.
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