Upon remarriage, are subsequent gains in pre-existing Rollover IRA and brokerage acct deemed Separate or Community Property?

My instinct is to tell you this would automatically be separate property but you should certainly consult with a local estate planning attorney on...

What type of power of attorney would I need to have executed to assist my mom???

A power of attorney is a very simple document that an estate planning attorney can help you with. As mentioned above, it can be as broad or narrow...

What document is needed to remove the name of a deceased person from the car registration?

Yes you will need a certified copy of the death certificate. Your local DMV should have a form available online if you want to fill it out ahead of...

How do I cancel a will without making out knew one?

Physically destroying the will is the best option. Only the original will has legal effect so even if there are copies, just destroy the original...

Is my living revocable trust still valid if I reside abroad?

As mentioned above, your US property, if properly titled in the name of the trust and listed on your Schedule A, will still pass through the RLT....

How do I go about creating a will? Is there more I can do to protect them, in an event of my death?

If your children's father still has parental rights and there are no custody or visitation restrictions on him, there is really no way for you to...

Can I get a Letter of Appointment without having to pay his debts? If so, how do I get one.

It sounds like you need to go through probate. Find out if he had a will and if he did who the executor is. Regardless of whether you are the...

Joint tenancy with right of survivorship properties would go to who upon a partner's death?

Generally a property held in joint tenancy will always be transferred to the surviving co-tenant when another co-tenant dies. Meaning that upon...

I am sorry for your loss. Your uncle is is either referring to a "durable" power of attorney or perhaps, as mentioned above, he believes that...

Can Mom's attorney demand an accounting yearly from appointed Trustee?

Yes, your mother as Settlor/Trustor has a right to at least a yearly accounting. Her lawyer may request for her if she is unable.