First, you don't have any legal rights as to your mother's credit cards. 2nd, if anything regarding the credit cards did ruin her credit, that's an...

Yes, she can add you as a co-owner as long as she is competent. ...................................................

If you open a probate estate you can bring a claim against the POA. But, unless there are significant assets involved it isn't worth it.

You will only inherit a share of the real estate. If that is not your husband's intention, he needs to have a will done.

You need to have a lawyer review what was actually done. There may be a case you have that your brother acted improperly.

A lawyer would need to review the case file, but my guess is that the state followed all the proper procedures and you never got actual notice...

Generally an estate refers to a probate estate, that is, after a person dies a probate case is opened, and all their property is their estate, and...

You can make a report to Adult Protective Services, which does not disclose the name of the person reporting.

Do not just give your home to your son. Seek out an estate planning attorney who can best advise you how to accomplish your goals.

If he had a will disinheriting you, and the will doesn't mention a trust, it is unlikely he had one. You may want to see a lawyer about challenging...