Yes, you need to file for an apportionment with VA.

Let me suggest you call Georgia Legal Services and ask them for some frank advice as to what you need to do. They are a pro bono organization.

I will say that at a minimum your husband should get representation immediately. A conviction for family violence, even at the misdemeanor level,...

Get a consult with a local estate attorney. You'll need to petition to be appointed as a successor executor by the same court that did the...

You can file a Petition for Revocation of the guardianship. Its not a well known procedure so best to get an attorney that knows how to do this...

AVVO's terms of use preclude any of us from soliciting business on this site. If your son can't afford an attorney, he'll be appointed one from...

No, your VA benefit is your benefit. Your wife can apply for a survivor's benefit, but its a different benefit and pays out less.

If you are her POA, use her funds to clear the property. If she has no funds but there is equity in the property, use the equity in her property...

See a local probate attorney--irrevocable trusts are separate and distinct from wills. A will may pour-over into a trust, but it must distinctly...

Notify law enforcement and make a report.