What is the law pertaining to a sole heir stealing assets of the estate prior to death of the testator?

Stealing money from an elder is still elder financial abuse and can be prosecuted even if the sole beneficiary is also the "fraudster". Now that...

This is a situation where doing it yourself will only (likely) make matters worse. Get an attorney with experience and credibility with APS to sort...

Can a person claim that someone that has been diagnosed with dementia decided to make a will and leave everything to them?

A dementia diagnosis is not the same as being found incompetent or legally incapacitated. That said, I think a call to Adult Protective Services...

Sounds like you've got a case, but remember, you can't get blood out of a turnip. Meaning: don't wait, get an attorney now and get after auntie...

Tell her to pound sand. Does she really expect you and your father to believe that she's financially destitute AND that she has enough money to...

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Can my sister force us to sell the house my mother deeded to me before she died.

It's America! And that means anyone can sue anyone else for anything. (Pretty much). So, yes your sister may sue, but there's a world of difference...

Your divorce attorney is probably not the best person to handle this matter, but it is to be hoped that he//she can recommend an experienced elder...

How can I be able to talk to my father if his most recent wife refuses to let me see him?

Adult Protective Services is your first call, because it doesn't cost you anything and they have the authority and resources to ensure your...

Sister is disabled, at home with home care. All was good with brother in law. He came home drunk and accusing my sister and I ta

Agree that Adult Protective Services should be your first call. But first get your facts straight, along with any documentation you can find.

If your mom is incompetent, she cannot give a power of attorney. To undo what your sister is doing,, probate court is probably the only recourse....