Your question involves issues related to consideration of the particular situation, assets, age, ect which cannot be answered based upon a broad...

The following statute governs: § 73-11-58. [Repealed Effective 7/1/2025]Procedure for disposition of decedent's body where no written...

Its probably not a good ide to do it yourself.. Typically we folks change things particularly a long document, it causes ambiguity or conflicts. It...

You have a right to counsel and should hired one if you want to challenge this proceeding.

I would contact the University of MS School of Law Housing Clinic https://law.olemiss.edu/academics-programs/clinics/housing-clinic/

You need to hire an attorney. You can establish your rights ultimately through DNA testing and whether he acknowledged you as his child.

If the attorney will not answer, get a copy of the entire estate file and take it to an attorney who handles probate and estates. I would check...

The first place to look is in the Chancery Court in the County where he died and see if his will was probated and if the will created a...

A power of attorney can be signed by him if he is competent and understands it and agrees to sign it. Otherwise you probably need a conservatorship.

You also need to file the revocation with the clerk of the court that files powers of attorney in order to give notice.