The real answer to question depends on how the house is titled. You want to make sure that the property is titled as tenants in common.

There are not enough facts here to actually answer your question. You need to take a copy of the documents in question to an attorney to find out...

Your question is very confusing and hard to understand. But if the issue is you were somehow harmed by someone committing a forgery you need to...

First, you probably should be asking this question of the attorney who did the plan. Second, once the property was transferred to your father, he...

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Your question is not entirely clear. But, as a general rule, if someone makes a contract before they die, the heirs are bound by that contract.

This is not something your parents can do alone. Your parents need to hire an attorney to file for guardianship.

If she has her power of attorney she can do that, as long as the sale is for fair market value, and she doesn't try to sell it cheap.

Unless your separation agreement has a division of property, then you may subject to the allocation of the community spouse share. You may want to...

Assuming you were the one who had paid for the insurance, you have a good argument the proceeds should remain with you.

You need to hire an attorney to represent you. Probably the best thing to do is to look at filing your own petition for guardianship.