Clearly, this veteran has been declared incompetent by the VA--that's why a fiduciary was appointed. You can agree or disagree with VA's...

Short answer: it depends. It all depends on the language in the will itself--does the will provide for what we call a "per stirpes" or "per...

Start by calling Adult Protective Services. Then, get a consult with a local elder law attorney to discuss guardianship and conservatorship.

With no will, you'll need to petition the probate court to be appointed as administrator of her estate. The, you can begin to deal with the...

If your ex- is getting VA disability compensation and you have a valid support order (alimony and/or child support), you can seek an apportionment...

If she's an adult, you can choose to pursue a guardianship or an involuntary commitment. Best to get a consult with a local probate attorney to...

You need a consult--your question is entirely too broad to be covered by AVVO's short answer format. Many, many more details are necessary; get...

OK, you are asking something that is rife with peril. If you are dealing with a property worth hundreds of thousands of dollars after rehab, you...

Scam, plain and simple. Stay away and have nothing to do with this. If she wanted to wire money, she could've done that all day long through...

It will be up to the hospital to decide if a follow-on assessment by a treatment facility is in order--if so, they have to fill out what is known...