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If you know what bank it may have been, you can ask them if you were named as pay on death beneficiary. Otherwise, the only thing you can do is...

You should have another attorney look at what he is wanting you to sign. It may not actually be a "receipt", just a final settlement that you...

If the check is made out to your mother you yourself can't cash it. You will probably need to do a small estate affidavit to whomever issued it to...

It would be a very high burden for them to show that you are incompetent. You should find an attorney you like to help you with all these matters.

It depends on whether step mother was on the deed. If she wasn't, it should go half to her and half to you.

You need to hire an attorney to represent your interests in this case.....................................

You will probably need to open a probate estate in Kentucky and have the IRA proceeds paid into it.

Its not clear if an estate has been opened and if so, in what state. Regardless, you need to hire your own attorney to start looking into it for...

A POA does not let you override a person's decisions. If he has been evaluated and is found to be competent, there is really nothing you can do.