If you were given land by your mother in which she still lives could creditors take the land to pay off your debts if you were to die even though she lives there?

If the land was given to you outright and you have all proper documentation filed with the state, it is reasonable to assume that the land would be considered an asset and subject to creditor's taking. However, if this land is part of a will/estate and only becomes yours at the death of your mother, then it cannot be taken by creditors. You should see how far along the transfer of the land has been processed. You may wish to solicit the assistance of an attourney in any event.