I don't think for the amount of money you're talking about there is much risk of delay (unless it's bitcoin). On the other hand, if your Mother...

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Did you call the elder abuse hotline? Did you contact the local state attorney? You could do either or both, but do it soon before the money is...

If your sister has an original Will signed by your mother, she should file it with mom's death certificate in the county where your mother resided...

Your aunt has passed, so I moved this to probate so you can get better answers. Most likely the copy of a 3rd amendment you never saw, nor had...

First, report the alleged crime to law enforcement. Second, if there's a Will, file it along with the death certificate with the clerk of the...

Contact a litigation attorney. Show her or him the current deeds and the previous ones tell him what happened. She or he will know what to do next.

Do you think that just because your name is on the deed, you can pass it by your Will? You are wrong. Have an attorney review your deed and...

I have changed the category to Real Estate, so you can get more responses. Ms. Lindquist has given you a very good answer. Assuming this is not...

Ms. Lindquist gave you a correct answer. Another alternative (but a very expensive one) is to file for a partition of the property. I don't...

If the court finds that she has regained capacity or that the POA is a less restrictive method to protect the mother, they can reinstate the old...