IF you cannot prove who took what then charging estate beneficiaries for items you believe they have taken may result in liability for you. You...

It is too late to get a power of attorney for your husband if he is no longer competent. You could pursue a guardianship. Talk to an attorney about...

Perhaps. Stop cruising the internet and talk with an Alabama estate attorney

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If she has a will, then the property is disposed of per will. If she has no will then the property is disposed of as intestacy law directs.

No way can they force a signature. Nursing homes may not have to keep patients who do not sign.

Sounds like the father is not mentally competent if he is spending 20K a month on Candy Crush. Perhaps a guardianship. Talk with an elder law...

How was this accomplished? What does the annuity contract say about changing beneficiaries? Was their fraud involved? See an attorney.

You are responsible as executor for paying legally enforceable debts of your father's If the house was in your father's name, then this asset was...

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