You are misreading the report. You are confusing a dose (which is the amount you take in your body) with a measurement of the amount in the blood,...

Likely not good if only one witness. There is a holographic will provision, but two witnesses are required.

This sounds like a solicitation from a finder service, not a waiver in an actual case.

The prior post is right. You need to make an insurance claim for this issue. But, you likely did accept their terms in the PO based on the chain...

Sounds like an odd construction. Would need to see the will.

Yes, a codicil has the exact same execution requirements as a will.

The estate has a right. The next of kin might have to get court letters to get the records.

You cannot revoke a waiver and consent. However, there may be petitions you could file to reign in the administrator or have them replaced.

You have to bring what is called a partition action in Supreme Court. It goes like a foreclosure. However, nearly all cases settle with some sort...

If it was owned with right of survivorship, the significant other's estate inherited it, and you have no interest.