Your question:
"Can we make assets owned by the trust that would not be subject to any future divorce proceedings with a new wife."
Your answer:
I don't know what state you are in, but if you are in a community property state, which is a state where most people complain about being divorce raped, any separate property that you had before marriage, as well as the profits and interest from that separate property retains its character as separate property, unless you put such separate property into a joint account with your (new) future wife. So if it remains in the trust, my understanding is that you are fine.
"Can we make assets owned by the trust that would not be subject to any future divorce proceedings with a new wife."
Your answer:
I don't know what state you are in, but if you are in a community property state, which is a state where most people complain about being divorce raped, any separate property that you had before marriage, as well as the profits and interest from that separate property retains its character as separate property, unless you put such separate property into a joint account with your (new) future wife. So if it remains in the trust, my understanding is that you are fine.