You will need to probate your mother's estate and challenge the will if offered by your sister. To unwind beneficiary designations made by your...

You cannot contest the most recent will until your mother dies. POA does not create a requirement that you be present when a new will is done. The...

See a Georgia Estate attorney in person. Your question is confusing and cannot be answered directly because of apparent internal logic problems.

You can write him a check. What penalty are you concerned about? Is this a Medicaid eligibility question?

Who owns the house? Does the daughter have the husband's power of attorney? You need to see an attorney in person. Your post creates more...

You cannot transfer the house into your name. Perhaps if you had a power of attorney you might be able to make such a transfer. See an elder law...

Sue for breach of fiduciary duty and ask for these documents from the appropriate third party in discovery.

Yes. If your father is receiving Medicaid then you are in danger of experiencing something called Medicaid estate recovery. See an elder law...

I would not pay her debts without talking with an attorney. Many are avoidable.

You probably do not want to file a petition to probate a will in common form. I recommend that you consult with an attorney. Not sure why you are...