You should answer YES and provide as much information as you can remember. It won't affect your bankruptcy as it was more then eight years ago, but...

Attorney Doling's advice is spot on. Whether you use a will or living trust for the estate plan will depend on the size of your mother's estate....

In all likelihood chapter 13 would be your best option, but a number of factors can enter into the decision. Consult with an experienced bankruptcy...

If you are listed as the Guarantor on the company credit card, you are personally responsible for the debt. You may not want to file bankruptcy...

You need to live in a state for two years before you can take advantage of the state's bankruptcy exemptions.

Contact an experienced estate planning attorney in your area. This is not a do it yourself project nor is it something a paralegal can do.

You need to meet with a probate attorney in your area. Use the "Find a Lawyer" tab on AVVO which will get you headed in the right direction.

Ass you are the Trustor and sole acting Trustee of your trust, there is no need to notify the successor Trustees. I suggest you contact the lawyer...

Write a letter to your old ob/gyn requesting a copy of the file. I believe the Doctor is legally obligated to provide it to you. Then give it to...

If the properties were re-titled into the trust prior to your father's passing, then the current Trustee of the trust can sell the properties and...