It is not clear what your question is. Whether she had the right to give away property depends on whether it was held jointly or not. You need to...

This should all have been taken care of in the original probate case. You may need to go back to the attorney who handled and ask them.

You need to discuss this with your attorney handling your criminal case, as he may be able to file a motion to modify your sentence given your...

There is no database for Powers of attorney. The best way to find out if you are his POA is to ask him. If you have a Power-of-Attorney ("POA")...

You need to find an attorney who can review the terms of the original settlement and see what it provided about after his death.

Unless he recorded it, the only way to know if it is still active is if you ask him. But if you do not want to be his POA anymore, you don't have to.

You need to hire an attorney to go back through everything that was done with your mother's estate and determine if there were other assets.

You should see if a probate has been opened? If not, you need to open a probate to take care of this.

Probably because of the self proving clause in your first will. Ideally your revision should be self proving as well.

The only way you can find that out is to ask him to show you a copy of his most recent will. If he doesn't name you you need to consult a lawyer.