I would start by having an attorney check the title to the home. If it was in trust, there can be clues there as to what attorney, if any, drafted...

She cannot use the power of attorney for anything other than your mother's benefit. If she does, you can sue her. Consider opening probate if...

It in large part depends on what the trust says, however if she survived by 3 months, the funds likely vested in her and they would go to her heirs...

The only way to know is to provide the pension plan with her death certificate, tell them you are next of kin and a sibling, and ask. Every plan...

If Letters have been issues, you have to file a Petition to Terminate. If they have not, you can file a Request for Dismissal.

More information will be needed to determine who is entitled to what from the estate, and certainly, the title to the home will have to be...

It may be too late for that but you can review the facts with an attorney and see. It was really your responsibility to hold her accountable back...

It is difficult to say without more facts, but there could be some undue influence. You would have to speak directly with an attorney and review...

What you describe can only be responded to after an actual review of the letter and title. You will need to have an attorney review everything.

Mail notice to her last known address, text her a picture of it, and put a copy on her Facebook. Once the time expires, dispose of it.