You're the administrator of the estate--evict him.

Call the probate court that the papers were filed with--they can advise if an Order has been issued.

Better course of action may be to sue her in magistrate court in Troup County for refund. You can also ask for costs incurred.

If VA healthcare resulted in a disability, it can be claimed as an 1151 claim. Otherwise, no, not if VA is providing the healthcare service.

Authority for remote notarizations and closing was extended through Dec 31, 2021 by the State Supreme Court: "On June 30,2021, the Supreme...

Do not take or accept legal advice from the VA, especially as it pertains to family law. See a local family attorney knowledgeable in the VA and...

Ask your dad, not her. If he's forthcoming, then its ok; if he's not forthcoming, maybe he wants some privacy. That's ok as well as long as he's...

Yes, the other beneficiaries of the estate can bring suit if there was an unauthorized destruction of estate property. They'll need a local...

You can decline to serve. Then, its up to your wife he she wishes to serve. Any follow-on individual's role would be governed by AL law.

An adult guardianship may be appropriate if she is not being well-served by her child and she has some impairment as to decision making.