She is not obligated to use this attorney. If she is not happy with him, she can go hire another attorney.

All you have to do is send the principal a letter that you are resigning. You have no obligation to be an agent just because someone as named you.

You need to consult an attorney with the deeds, but the family probably only has rights to visit the cemetery and their proposed actions would be...

As the co-party on the account, the money became your sister's once your mother died according to Kentucky law.

If you sister wont sign the wavier for an informal final settlement, then you need to file for a formal final settlement.

You need to gather whatever evidence is available to show that the individual named in the deed is actually your fiance, not his son. For example,...

Your mom can leave it to him. However, it would become an available asset that could be collected on if he owes back child support. But, if he is...

You need to hire an attorney to open a probate case. Through the probate, you will be able to take care of things like the payments.

It doesn't matter if her name is on the accounts or not. All assets of both spouses are considered in determining medicaid eligibility.

Once you have inherited the property any payments you receive would be considered income to you, not inheritance.