Simple answer--yes. An "apportionment" (that's what VA calls it) can be entered against VA compensation upon showing a valid support order.

A temporary guardianship can provide for you to live with your grandmother if your mother and grandmother are supportive of the action.

It reeks of being an on-line scam. Don't fall for it or similar requests.

File for temporary guardianship in probate court.

The administrator (or executor, if there is one) of the estate would make the necessary filing.

Your friend should contact a medical malpractice or personal injury attorney. AVVO's terms of use preclude attorneys from seeking referrals from...

Not true--you can be held accountable for the support of all your children, regardless of how many you have.

If it was bolted down to the dock, consider it a fixture.

You need a consult with a local probate attorney to flesh out all the details as to what is going on. Lots of missing info to include if an...

Hire a local probate attorney immediately--they can advise you as to how to proceed.