Of course, taking someone else's pain meds is against the law.

Yes, hire someone with the expertise to get you what you deserve; its not a self-help project.

Sounds like a guardianship or an involuntary commitment may be in order. Get a consult with a local elder law attorney to help you through this.

You bring a Petition for Temporary Guardianship of a Minor in probate court of the county in which they reside.

No. If dad goes to the effort to get a notarized POA, getting a simple Will isn't that much harder.

Fulton County has a very fine veterans court she should try to get the case transferred to that court.

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Once she graduates and hits 18 years old, she can go and do as she pleases. If grandmother wishes to retain control over her post-18 years,...

You can't ignore the child support order; VA will do what is known as an apportionment against your benefits. The exact amount of the...

Maybe via a deed, maybe through a Will--many different alternatives. Get a consult with a local attorney to discuss options.

Post 9-11 GI Bill requires an Honorable Discharge.