Only certain types of changes can be made to an irrevocable trust, and is often determined by the provisions of the trust, so you need an attorney...

You need to go through her paperwork, and her tax returns. But if you can't find any evidence of them there there may not have been any.

It is not entirely clear what your question is. But if your sister is your mother's POA, she has the power to handle her personal property, so it...

The owner of the property is free to do whatever they want with their property while they are still alive. Unless you can show the deed to the...

A power of attorney does not give the agent the right to override decisions by the principal. If the person doesn't have the mental capacity to...

You need to consult an attorney, with a copy of the will. Because depending on how the will was written and what was presented in probate, you...

You need to consult an attorney about the specifics. But if the property was owned jointly and your mom died first it does all go to thim.

You need to consult with an attorney with the will and and find out what your rights are. You may need to contest the will, or it may be your...

Ann attorney can do a POA and have her execute it in the hospital, a will is just more problematic because it needs witnesses. But if the will...

You should report your situation to the police so they can investigate. You also probably need to hire an attorney to help yo.