Yes. It won't matter where she lives.

If you are i a hurry then yes, it can be done in a day or less.

Go to the attorney general's web stet for an advance health care...

Yes, just make sure the new deed notes that it is just your community property interest. No permission needed.

You need both. The Power of Attorney is for when you are alive, and the Will is for after your death. You should also have a health care...

The answer is zero, BUT in general you always want to notarize it. You can make a trust orally and it is still valid, the trick is proving it. ...

It would be a very bad idea but it would be your Separate property if that is Mom's intent. But she shouldn't do it. Don’t gift away large...

The new trustee will follow the instructions of the Trust and execute a deed conveying the property from the Trust to you.

What do you man by "turn over the deed" to him? That can be a huge tax mistake that he will have to pay for. This is all about your tax basis...

Yo can evict them just like any tenant. They probably get 60 days notice to vacate.