Service connected compensation due to a VA disability rating is not means-tested. You'll be just fine.

If you or any other family member does not have a GA Advanced Health Directive for her, you'll need to pursue a guardianship over her.

VA benefits flow to the veteran by law. Dependents provide for additional funds to flow to the veteran as expenses are presumed greater for the...

It depends on the actual language in the will if each beneficiary's interest is to go to the beneficiary's descendants or to the other...

No eviction yet--you owe each other a duty of spousal support as long as you are married. After a divorce, sure, as long as it follows any...

That is known as the Unauthorized Practice of Law and is punishable in GA. The State Bar of GA has an entire section in its offices dedicated to...

She can seek a voluntary discharge at the current facility, then seek admission where she wants to go. Her options are very limited under a 1013.

No, she's your wife. You owe her a duty of support as long as you are married to one another. Divorce is your alternative.

Yes, you can seek a minor guardianship if the parents are cooperative. If not, DFCS involvement might well be in order.

A guardianship and conservatorship sounds in order. Also, a call to Adult Protective Services won't hurt...