See an elder attorney about qualifying for benefits like Medicaid or VA Aid and Attendance.

You likely need to be appointed as personal representative of your fathers estate. This will allow you to pursue legal claims on behalf of your...

See an attorney and see if you want to do a will contest. Otherwise you are out of luck.

I think the advice may be to transfer property into the trusts name. This is how probate is avoided. Ask yourself this question, “if I die, how...

You should talk to a Maryland attorney.

I'm confused by your question. Is the property in the estate's name (decedent) or heirs or both? As an administrator, you can sell the decedent's...

I recommend that you have a new will drafted. Codicils made sense when all drafting was done with typewriters. Rarely is best practice. No need...

For a decedent? For yourself? I do not understand the body of your question. Please elaborate.

Probate his will and sue to accomplish his husband's wishes. Sounds costly.

Probably not. Suing the government successfully requires proving more than negligence (sovereign immunity).