Check the court records to see if there was a probate and a court named your brother as the executor. Being nominated by your Father does not give...

Legally, she did nothing wrong. Sending it to him when she knew he couldn't sign for it was ethically wrong, but unless you can prove she did it...

If Dad lacks legal capacity or was subject to undue influence, the Power of Attorney can be reversed. Contact an elder law attorney who is...

Ms. Holcombe gave you good advice. Mom needs to speak with an estate planning attorney although an elder law attorney may be able to help.

Check with public health department where your mother-law resided at the time of her death and ask them what you can do after confirming they don't...

If mom still has legal capacity and has a Will that allows her to make a list of personal property and to whom each item goes. There's a statute...

I'm assuming the check is payable to your late or to his estate. If it's the former and you have a joint account, you may be able to deposit it in...

If you are applying for Medicaid the answer is yes you need to provide both income and assets. For Medicare the answer is no.

Contact the elder abuse hotline and/or the local state attorney about possible elder abuse of your father.

I assume the grantor of the property has died since a Personal Representative has been appointed. The PR has no authority to change the names on...