No you cannot sue for that. Not everything is a lawsuit and being embarrassed or offended is not a legal cause of action.

Hard to say. You have your community property interest in his assets. You don't say if he left a will. You don't say if he owned a home. You...

If she had knowledge that the directive was no longer in effect, it is not legal. Getting them back however will require a lawsuit.

You are absolutely entitled to notice and if the hearing has not taken place, you can object to the validity of the will if you have grounds. It...

Oh boy. He needs to sign off right away and get a new attorney. He will not need to pay the new attorney right away. That attorney will be paid...

Yes, once he probates his mother's estate. He may be able to do a summary probate based on the value of that 50%.

Get an attorney and file for probate. They are not going to be able to sell without the property being in their names, and the document she signed...

Get a note from your doctor and present it to the judge. Alternatively, most courts allow telephonic or video appearances. Try that.

There is no time limit. He is the judge, he goes by his rules etc.

There are steps to take to transfer property. I am not one to just say get an attorney, but it is pretty inexpensive to get title changed properly...