Since you do not know if the original was revoked, and you are the sole heir anyway, just file an administration and skip the will. Probating a...

I do not understand the form you are being asked to sign. I assume you are pro se and that there is some problem with your case. A good reason to...

It is always very poor estate planning to name someone a trustee or executor, and not tell them where to find the original documents. ...

The divorce situation is not the analogy. There are trust devices that will accomplish what you need.

Yes, it could be viewed as Elder Abuse. Moreover, she obviously needs care you are not providing. Someone could call Adult Protective Services...

Maybe. It depends on the orders from the old bankruptcy, and why it was "thrown" out. It also depends on how your case ended and what other...

Of course you can go pro se. But why? If the fees are governing the process, then Chapter 11 is likely not for you.

Yes it is a big deal. But, it is easy to resolve. File it ASAP.

Someone has to review the documents. A trust appoints a trustee. A will appoints an executor. Either the documents are deficient, or you are...

If the will is filed, you can get it from the court. Call the clerk.