What happens if a spouse fails to actually transfer her deceased spouses' assets to herself prior to passing away?

Estates for Spouse A and for Spouse B need to be opened for each of them with the respective wills followed accordingly.

I am on Medicaid and my x mother in law willed me her house can I put the home in my name and still draw Medicaid

If you live in the home and own no other real property, than yes you can receive the home but be prepared... Upon your passing the State of GA can...

How can I terminate the temporary guardianship of my great-granddaughter and return her to her mother?

The mother should bring a petition to revoke the guardianship in the probate court that originally established it.

Selling VA Disability Illegal ?

Prohibited by 38 USC 5301(a)(3)(c). In January of this year, Corbett entered into a Consent Order brought by the US Bureau of Consumer Financial...

My uncle passed away and didnt have a will left the house to a girl that is not his child

If she received the house outside of an estate (ie, by action of a deed), then being appointed as an executor really won't be able to deal with the...

How can I get Justice for the exploitation of my elderly daddy who had Alzheimer's?

If you have opened probate on the estate and are the executor, your recourse is to bring a civil suit against the caregiver for recovery of the...

If you have a valid support order in place and he is not fulfilling the terms of that order, you can seek to have his VA benefits apportioned. ...

Can I go to court without an attorney to ask the non custodial parent for assistance with college since he is military?

Court cannot obligate post-secondary education support costs on a parent. The parties can agree to it, but a court can't mandate it.

My mom has medical guardianship of me, if i marry my boyfriend of over 4 years will that terminate the medical guardianship?

The act of marriage will not terminate a guardianship. Depending on the Letter of Guardianship that your mother has, you may or may not currently...

Your aunt must appear before a judicial official so she can be sworn in to the position she is seeking to perform. If she's so infirm that she...