It all depends on the language of the deed, as to how the property is titled. You need to show the deed to an attorney to advise you.

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

You need to consult an attorney. The question will be how obvious is that the will was changed after she executed it.

Those are two different things. The guardian can use the ward's assets for the benefit of the ward while the ward is still alive. But when the ward...

The property passed to him automatically by operation of law. So unfortunately there is nothing you can do to get out from under it.

It sounds like there is no valid will, and that can't be corrected after someone is dead. You should contact a probate attorney and see about...

You would have to petition for permission from the guardianship court and explain why its in her best interest. Given what you have said, it seems...

You cannot serve as the personal representative because of your prior felony conviction. You just need to get someone else you trust to serve as...

All you have to do is a written revocation of it, as long as it was never filed in court or a guardianship order issued.

You could ask the court for paternity testing, it is possible for the court to find they are not actually the decedent's biological child.