You cannot legally do anything before the child is born. However, you could contact DCS and see about making sure everybthing possible is done so...

Before I filed a guardianship, I would contact Adult Protective Services. They can find out what authority, if any this person has.

at the time you executed your trust, you should have been given the original, or at least an executed copy. However, trusts are not normally...

first, you should contact Adult Protective Services as your sister's actions may be indicative of elder abuse or financial exploitation. 2nd, you...

you should have an attorney go over this was a fine tooth comb in reference to the marriage license statutes. However, in general, if the parties...

if his will left everything to her that it became hers at that point. His will no longer matters. All of her property will pass to her heirs...

you don't need a notary. It you need 2 disinterested witnesses who are all present at the same time that you sign and that they sign.

no. In order to carry out the wishes expressed in her will you have to go through probate court.

The beneficiary is the person who gets the money.

you probably need to consult with an attorney as they are unanswered questions there such as did the credit union know of your father's death...