I am the POA and Dpoa plus Administrator of my fathers will. Mother just passed and my sisters are already causing trouble.

Gifts during lifetime are not affected by the will or by an equal division of the assets remaining at death. I'm sorry that your sisters have...

What is my mother in law in titled to and how do I find a prenup?

All states allow surviving spouse to "elect against the will" but the nature of the election varies from state to state. Consult with local counsel...

If the mother does not want her child can an aunt be a legal guardian?

You have to wait until the child is born. You have to have the consent of the other parent, you know, the father...

Will doing a quick deed viod a will

Yes, the QCD trumps the will which only operates on assets in your mother's name at death.

Not all irrevocable trusts need their own tax id number. It is possible to draft an irrevocable trust that remains a grantor trust for tax...

What happens if you do not have a will?

The simplest, and perhaps most expensive in the long run, thing to do would be to execute a will that would be probated after your mother's death....

Can a copy of a Revocable Living Trust be used?

Most trusts have a provision that photocopies have the same validity as originals... if not, look to local state law. Generally, a copy of a trust...

If an irrevokeable will is made out is any other will after that any good

It's possible to actually do an irrevocable will, in other words, a will that becomes irrevocable after the death of the first testator. I must...

Can i be evicted if i own a portion of the home

Just because you are/may be a beneficiary of the trust does not entitle you to any portion of the trust assets; claims come first, then division of...

Agree with previous answers - just establish residency in the usual ways - voter id, driver license, tax bills, lease, etc... and you should be fine!