If you are not on the deed (at all or partially and its not joint with right of survivorship), you'll have to go through probate.

I agree with my colleagues. Most important thing is to attend the eval--doesn't matter who's actually conducting the eval, be it VA, VES, LHI, etc.

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Can i legally move out of my house against my mom will at the age of 17 in ga?

Not until you turn 18; then you can vote with your feet.

It all depends on the exact language of the trust. You'll need a consult with a local trusts attorney to really get a good answer--AVVO's short...

How can I take off someone from my property deed?

You cannot take him off the deed--only he can do that by giving his interest back to you by a new deed.

What do i need to do about this situation?

Your friend needs to hire a lawyer immediately.

Really not a do-it-yourself project; get a local probate attorney to assist and it will be far, far easier for you. .

How do i get a court ordered directive forcing my wife to get long - term treatment for her drug addiction?

At best, you are facing a guardianship; at worst, an involuntary commitment. You'll need a consult with a local attorney to explore the facts and...

What do I do to get durable power of attorney for my aging mother? Dad passed away in March. Or is a general fine?

Get a local elder law attorney to craft a GA Advance Health Directive (medical) and a Durable POA (for financial matters). Should be relatively easy.

What kind of lawyer would i need?

Typically, DFACS involvement means you need a family law attorney.