I am no expert in this area and some one will probably have a better idea.
Judging from what we had to do when my mother-law died, is all assets belonged to the trust. All stocks, funds, insurance policies were liquidated and passed to the trust. The trust then paid any appropriate taxes, and satisfied any debts.
At that point the trust was dissolved and given to the heirs.
In our case that was just my wife. In your case I suppose you just divide by 11.

You
A. Go to a tax accountant
B. do it before you commit tax evasion
C. dont ask strangers on yahoo questions who dont care if you wind up in federal prison ( a 13 year old who failed Algebra could be answering your important legal questions)