Yes, you can. If your mother overrules you though (as she can--its her POA), you'll have to get a guardianship over her to make the eviction.

His attorney can waive his presence at the hearing.

You file a contempt action against him--get legal help to do so; you want it done right.

If objections are raised to a termination of a temporary minor guardianship, it becomes, by definition, a contested action and will be treated as a...

It can be done joint with right of survivorship or as tenants in common. There are advantages and disadvantages to each--a consult with a local...

Use an experienced guardianship attorney to assist--makes it easier for everyone, to include the Court.

The POA controls in regards to his business/financial matters. You can override that by seeking a guardianship and conservatorship.

Only the administrator of an estate can give her the authority to be in the house. In GA, the County Administrator can bring an action to have an...

Your contract is with the seller--seek restitution in magistrate court against them. Let them sort out A,B, C, etc.

Go to behavorial health on post and get treatment. That may help resolve a lot of your concerns then and there.