You need to go ahead and file for guardianship over your mother.......................................

You need to hire an attorney to represent you in the probate case and make sure your interests are protected.

You need to consult with an attorney about the specifics of your situation, b/c for most people inheritance tax is no longer an issue, as the limit...

This needs to be discussed with the new attorney because generally, a person should not have access to the principal if the goal is asset protection.

The ownership of the house will be 1/6 to each child. Each child is free to dispose of their share however they see fit.

You can't be sued for back rent if there was no lease, especially if you were living in property owned by your mother.

You should immediately secure the home, assuming she doesn't live there, and try to notify the credit card companies that he died. You would ahve...

Unless your home is fully paid for, then an irrevocable trust would provide no protection. If it is fully paid for, that is something you could...

You need to have the trust reviewed by an attorney, because if it was a revocable living trust it would not provide any type of asset protection...

if you are on the deed to the house as joint tenant with right of survivorship it will go to you when he dies.