The state might have a claim against your wifes estate. Estate recovery. As a practical.matter this may be difficult for medicais to orchestate. ...

You might be better off with a guardianship / conservatorship depending on the circumstances. See an elder law attorney.

It depends on what the lease says. See an attorney with the lease......................................

The court is not your lawyer. Get an attorney. You do not know the rules of your game, and therefore, you will lose.

The question is vague. Write names on what? A will? Will is in English, use English. By all means, also include the Chinese character...

Can she? Apparently she can because she did. Go see an attorney. …………………………………………………………………………………..

A quick way to stop most sales is to file a lawsuit and lien the property (lis pendens). See an attorney immediately.

Is your father deceased? If so the probate court will be happy to open a filed will and add it to your petition filed with rhe court to admit will...

If it’s a Medicaid asset protection trust then the trust is irrevocable. See an elder law attorney with a copy of the trust to review the trust...

Probably not. Transferring property away from your husband to you is likely a fraudulent transfer effectuated to improperly avoid your husband's debt.