As long as the trust is fully funded, nothing will be nothing to probate. Good practice, however, dictates that you should file the will in the...

Probably. Hard tot ell without a careful review of the documents and the facts. Properly drafted POAs have a provision that revokes all previous...

Your mother's mental condition may preclude you from filing a conservatorship, but you can certainly sue your brother for elder abuse.

I think that your next step should be to consult with a bankruptcy attorney in your area. You can find one on AVVO. Most offer free initial...

Trust Amendments need to be notarized which will give you the date. If the Amendment is not notarized, it's not valid. Time to lawyer up.

You and your brother should retain a probate lawyer in teh county where tour grandmother died. Take the will, if there is one, and whatever other...

I would say yes but see an estate planning attorney to make sure the will is drafted correctly.

You are asking a question that is very fact specific, and this is not a good forum for that. I suggest that you contact an experienced bankruptcy...

I agree with my colleagues. When in doubt, read the document. The answers to your questions should be there. If not, you have a poorly drafted...

Unless over half of your debts are business debts (taxes count as business debts!), you will need to be a chapter 13. Consult with an experienced...