A deed must be received in order to be valid.

My sister's husband (of 23 years) recently died and left a poor Will. Isn't she entitled to more.

A Petition for Year's Support may be in order.

Check with the National Archives and request a discharge certificate from them--VA will recognize it.

Can the VA recoup more than the actual amount of separation pay received by an individual?

If you had a valid debt to the Gov't that was recouped out of your severance determination, yes that can occur. The law as to severance payments...

What are examples of misuse of VA benefits by a veteran?

As long as the veteran has not been determined to be incompetent, he can spend his money however he chooses.

My siblings and I are requesting a copy of our grandmothers last will and testament even though our father was the executor.

OK, your first stop is to go to the Cobb County Probate Court and you can see the filed will there.

What can I do to protect my deed from my siblings?

So, if mom is susceptible to heir undue influence, get appointed as her guardian.

I was executor of sister's will 7 years ago. Can anyone sue me now for a personal debt or because they feel I wasnt fair?

We need more info--for starters, did you close the estate with a Petition for Discharge? All these things are why DIY doesn't work with the law.

How does one become someone's legal guardian?

You can seek to be appointed as his fiduciary through the VA. Get a VA-accredited attorney to assist.

Does someone who has been declared 100 % mentally disabled by the military and gets benefits from them have any rights?

The veteran always has rights, to include requesting a new fiduciary if needed.