You would file a Petition for Guardianship in the county in which the daughter resides--it would be for an adult proposed ward.

If you have a valid support order from the divorce, you can seek an apportionment of his VA benefits from the VA. Get someone who is...

He should appeal the rating decision--best to use a VA-accredited attorney or Veterans Service Officer.

As long as DAV is your representative with VA, you have to work with them. VA rules preclude you having dual representation.

Its a harsh reality but there is no increase for an SSDI award except for yearly cost of living adjustments.

His recourse lies with making a disability claim with the VA. There is no lawsuit here against the military.

And there's your problem--you have the wills. In Georgia, the will of a deceased person is required by law to, as a minimum, be filed with the...

The executor is responsible and remains as such. The attorney is the attorney for the estate and advises the executor.

As always, very sound advice from Ms. Shaffner--closely read and follow what she wrote. A consult with a local attorney would be prudent.

Then have her sign a properly written quitclaim deed. Many of us here can have it drawn up for you.