Your recourse is to seek VA benefits--you may be eligible for service-connected compensation or low-income pension.

If he's already been there for two months, you need to proceed with an eviction. Hopefully, he'll catch on during the process and will leave...

You can dispute the fee. The State Bar offers a Fee Arbitration Program and you may wish to consider using it.

If the document you have is not signed, the Court will not recognize it as a Will. Needs her original signature as well as those of at least two...

There is a prohibition against self-dealing by a fiduciary/agent. You should get a consult with a local probate attorney.

Your daughter is an adult. Unless she gave you a health care power of attorney to act for her or you were appointed as her guardian through the...

If you were receiving VA compensation prior to incarceration, you have to affirmatively advise VA that you are no longer incarcerated and ask for...

File the original wills at the local probate court--its a fairly routine thing and it will be as safe there as anywhere else.

You've asked four separate questions embedded within your overall query, and you had a previously answered question on a similar topic. This is...

You need a consult with an experienced VA-accredited family law attorney--they do exist and are out there. Courts may consider VA disability...