Everything doesn't have to be done in person, but if one person is out of state, you can set it up so only one POA has to act.

You can check at the courthouse if there is a guardianship against you. If there is you can consult an attorney.

It is unclear what you mean by overseer, as that is not a legal term. Your brother needs to consult an attorney.

If you have her Power of Attorney, it should give you the power to right checks on her account......

That would be a good way to avoid probate, but it could cause problems if your mother has to go on medicaid in the next five years. You need to...

Unless the house was left to you in a valid will, you may not be able to continue residing in the house. But you should be able to file a police...

Unless your sister had a valid will, then her wishes are irrelevant, and state law controls. The only thing you may be able to do is to make a...

If that is the only asset that would pass through probate, you could do a small estate affidavit for that.

I assume she is going to have to go on Medicaid, in which case you need to consult with an attorney who understands medicaid asset protection. But...

You need to talk to the attorney who represented you in the original visitation case, or if they are no longer involved, hire another attorney to...