I've been advised that I can sue both the family and the VA. Is this true? More details, not enough space.

If he had not been declared incompetent, your advanced directive means little--VA could (and did) discharge him and had no duty to tell you. Get a...

What can I do to someone that has thrown away all of my personal belongings?

Yu can bring an action for damages. If the value is less than $15000 that you claim, bring it as a small claims action in the county Magistrate...

How can my SS disability claim be denied if I'm already rated as 100% disabled by the VA

Cliff said it well--VA and Social Security use completely different rules. VA is all about how severe a service-connected disability is and Social...

Terminating Guardianship

Contact the county office of Georgia Division of Family and Child Services. I suggest a consult with a local family law attorney first, so you...

4 brothers each inherited 25% of their deceased parents home. They all agreed to sell. One brother has multiple government liens

Consider buying out your brother's share among the remaining three of you, then you sell the property. You need a consult with a local attorney to...

My mother is in a nursing home and has been declared incompetant by them. Who must be notifed?

Agree w/ Larry 100%. A nursing home cannot declare someone incompetent; only a court can. similarly, unless there is some unique and creative...

My daughter is 18 and is having an issue with guardianship of her daughter. What can she do?

Your daughter should engage a Maryland family law attorney immediately.

Can a power of attorney be taken away from the current caregiver by the children of patient?

The grantor of the power of attorney may revoke it. It also may be revoked by action of a guardianship, put in place by the local county probate...

If the payments are placed in a common account, they can be reached through garnishment if other funds are intermingled in that account. Be aware,...

My Dad disinherted me? I can't figure out why, My brother and sister split the estate 50:50?

You didn't ask a legal question. The facts you relate simply indicate that your late father's will reflects his wishes, not yours. Someone can...

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