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...

Let me suggest you immediately engage a civil rights attorney, particularly one who specializes in local and state actions.

You would bring a Petition to Terminate Temporary Guardianship of a Minor and file it in the Probate Court of the county that granted the initial...

If properly written and executed, those terms may be sufficient for a devise and separate bequests, If the mother outlives him, she (or her...

As POA, you cannot countermand their wishes. If it gets to the point where their wishes do not provide for the safety or security, you should...

It all depends on how your legal services agreement reads with the initial attorney. The norm is that the attorneys will typically split a fee.

There is no one Federal definition of insanity; VA has its own definition--38 CFR 3.354. That is the appropriate one for C&P examiners to use. A...