Talk with a local probate/family law attorney. All minor guardianships are, by design, temporary. The equivalent of a permanent minor...

You would need to bring a claim against his estate as a creditor of the estate. You should probably meet with local counsel.

Your recourse for any disabilities suffered as a result of service is to file a claim for compensation with the VA. That's where you get started. ...

File for guardianship and possibly a conservatorship, as well. Do it quickly through the local County Probate Court--best to get a probate...

Yes, you need an attorney--not one, but two super speeder citations in a relatively short period doesn't bode well for you. See what a local...

AVVO's "short answer" format really precludes providing a meaningful, detailed answer to your multiple questions. Let me suggest you get a consult...

A surviving spouse or dependent child (to include adult disabled dependent child) can make a claim for Dependency and indemnity Compensation (DIC)...

AVVO's terms of usage does not allow for attorneys to respond to solicitations online. Call the State Bar of GA and ask for referrals to local...

Minor guardianships are not a do-it-yourself project. There are filing requirements, administrative requirements, and a minimum of at least one...

Sounds like you filed a claim for Dependency and Indemnity Compensation (DIC) from the VA. You just have to wait until they issue a rating...