You need to contact an attorney. First thing you need to do is make a claim against the estate. From there, you may be looking at lawsuits against...

You need to review what the policy says about a pre-deceased beneficiary, because if there are policy provisions that address that, that would be...

That would have to have been litigated in the name change petition case to have been included, you can't just throw that in there.

I'm not entirely sure what your question is. However, a power of attorney can be multiple pages long and only has to be signed by the principal at...

First, it you need to see what the trust provides with regard to trustee compensation. If it allows it but doesn't say how it is to be established,...

Social Security benefits only pass to those entitled under the law, there is no such thing as "willing" them.

It should be sufficient if the TOD deed references the source of title and death of the first spouse.

Once one party to the deed dies, then it the other person becomes sole owner, and they can transfer it.

Since you were married you just need to file for divorce and address those issues in your divorce.

You need to consult with an attorney. First, depending on how the deed is written, your mom's death may have eliminated her interest in the house....