You can check the probate court and unclaimed property registry for the state he lived in when he died.

You will need to hire an attorney to challenge his paternity if he is not really her father, and to petition for you to have custody.

You need to ask the relative if they have any documentation for that. Because generally trusts are not recorded or otherwise a matter of public...

She does not need his SSN just to designate him, just his name.

To be enforced, a will has to be probated. One of the heirs needs to hire an attorney and file to open a probate to protect their rights.

I don't really see what the question is. You need to see an attorney with all of the relevant information and have them advise you as to what your...

He can, but You should report the matter to Adult Protected services, as that can also possibly be elder abuse.

The general rule is you have 3 years after the date of death to open a probate.

APS has the ability, if there is suspected neglect, to investigate and take appropriate action through the courts. It is unlikely, from what you...

Indiana has no law restricting the number of days an employee can be asked to work