Is it possible to sue someone for elder financial abuse and theft of inheritance if I don’t have any money ?

Having an attorney to sue someone in GA is not required (so you don't have to spend money on one), but it does require paying filing fees, so you...

Can I fill for paternity test if father of my children has past away?

Yes. You would do this in the Probate Court in the County where your child's father was domiciled (i.e. permanently lived and did not plan to...

What option do I have to get my son out of the house that I live in? I am the sole renter on the lease.

If he is not under a lease that contractually allows him to stay (unless he has breached that lease), then you can evict them. You have to give...

Can you file a petition for no administration necessary if your the closest of ken and owned realist ate with deceased party.

Maybe, but depending on how you own title to the home with your brother, you could have inherited it automatically without the need to do anything...

No administration necessary form can a person be served for their signature??

In order to do a Petition for No Administration Necessary, there cannot be any creditors of the Estate and all heirs have to agree to the Petition...

Can I have my brother served for him to sign a no administration form for our mothers house?

This is the correct process for a typical probate proceeding where you are actually probating the Estate, but this will not work for a Petition for...

If you signed a roommate release, you would hope the complex would have a copy, but without it, you can’t prove you signed it unless you have...

If you have a joint tenant w/right of survivorship deed and one owner passes why would you have to do another deed to the survi?

They are probably not asking for a deed, but instead a Survivor's Affidavit. When someone passes away with property owned as JTWROS, an Affidavit...

How can I legally drop my minor grandchild name from my property deed?

You can't take the minor's name off of the deed, but you can get permission from the Courts to refinance with the child's name still on the deed....

?

No. What you would be doing is "gifting" the house to your sister before your mother intended. This could violate all sorts of fiduciary duties...