Yes as long as it is agreed to and well documented.

You can help your father create a trust but he needs to be controlling the narrative. Yes, it should be notarized.

Wills are not notarized. Focus on your specific concerns and pose a new question.

You will need to use the Find a Lawyer tab and contact attorneys, but it should be fairly simple to place the property back into trust. It is hard...

An attorney can get a death certificate to assist you.

No one has authority to do anything with the property until an administrator is appointed. Anyone living there before then is squatting. Once an...

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I am sorry for your loss. If you are looking to sue the prison, state, etc., you will not be successful. Unfortunately the prisons are not...

Use the Find a Lawyer tab and find a probate attorney who specializes in guardianships.

Use the Find a Lawyer tab and hire an attorney to assist in the trust administration,

You can't get it without a subpoena and you can't get a subpoena until you sue someone. Have an attorney send a letter to the bank asking them to...