
Quoting
budwad
Florida is not a community property state. It is an equitable distribution state so things like how the properties were purchased and where the money came from, may be factors in a divorce settlement. If your husband formed and built the corporation during the marriage, then you may have claim to part ownership. All of the details matter.
Once you told him you wanted a divorce, he was on notice of what was pending. The court may see the transfer of the rental properties as a Fraudulent Conveyance to avoid distribution of the assets in the settlement. The court can reverse that conveyance.
Then find a different lawyer. You should be worried. Your husband thinks himself a clever attorney but that can also lead to his demise before the court. You need an attorney that really understands what is at stake here. This is not your run-of-the-mill divorce.
For example, a clever attorney of your own might implead the trust into the case from the start. You should already have your petition for divorce, your husband's answer, and the trust documents.