Is probate necessary in Georgia
If real estate is involved, you'll have to probate the estate.
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If real estate is involved, you'll have to probate the estate.
Not going to happen--your spouse has to sign the quitclaim deed if they are coming off any deed of title.
Short answer is "maybe". If she gets a support order out of the divorce, VA benefits can be apportioned to her. Best get a consult with a local...
Scam, pure and simple. Don't have anything to do with this.
VA uses a different process for assessing ability to engage in substantial gainful activity. That being said, the VA determination should be...
Based on the size of his estate, you may need to open a petition for administration or a petition for year's support. See a local estate attorney...
No VA health care (unless it flows from a service connected condition) and no GI Bill. Can apply for compensation if it can be linked to service.
No good can come of what you propose, except perhaps as Mr. Rafter states that you get some personal cathartic value out of it. How do you know...
Any claim from that surgery would most likely be barred under the statute of limitations based on the fact pattern you described.
Hire a local estate attorney and begin the process to probate the estate, nominating yourself as an administrator. That'll force the issue.