Yes, she should be able to do that. Please visit www.NELF.org to get the name of a Certified Elder Law Attorney near you to look into this...

I'm sorry to hear about this. Your dad could have had a Will when he died but it still not be used. A Will is used to get things "unstuck" ...

Yes, she can. You can check for proof by going to the courthouse since it apparently is recorded there. By the way, they do NOT have to be...

You really can't force someone to return a gift. A gift is transfer with loss of control. However, he could claim that you stole it and you would...

You need to address this to a Landlord/Tenant attorney since you have allowed the sister to live there, she has the rights of a tenant and you may...

Can I be a guardian for my Dad.

Sorry, but being a felon is a strict prohibition to being a guardian. However, you can always go to the Judge and ask for them to overlook that...

How hard would it be to get power of attorney for my father in law with dimentia

I agree with Michael (of course since he is extremely knowledgeable in this area) and would add that you really need to work with an attorney that...

How do I transfer a deed in my name (stated in the will that I should inherit) if the person has passed away?

Sadly, you are headed to Probate court to transfer the title. Probate is for those items that are "stuck" in a deceased person's name. This deed...

I’m sorry but if everything went to your step-mom at your dad’s death then her estate will go to her heirs which are her children. If she has no...

As Steven said, your sister’s course of action is problematic in light of Medicaid but can be fixed. And, yes, she can sell the house and force you...