If you sister is alive and you believe that she did not have mental capacity to revoke your POA, then you could look into a Vulnerable Adult action.

You might need probate to access the money, let alone distribute it. But you may be able to utilize a small estate affidavit, depending on the...

Typically, the request for paystubs and tax returns come from the lender to make sure they want to loan you the money to buy the home. If you're...

It depends on what is included in the package. A lot of estate planning attorneys will do a flat fee for a package including the basic documents.

You're likely to need HOA approval anyway, so you may as well run it by the board for approval and see what they say.

You could pursue an anti-harassment restraining order or a lawsuit for nuisance.

City approval does not trump the HOA rights. When you buy property subject to the governing documents of the HOA, you have to comply with the...

Maybe a life estate. Lease agreements are pretty regulated so you're going to have an uphill battle with this one.

It depends on whether your mother passed away with or without a will. If there is a will - it will nominate a personal representative, who will...

You want your neighbors to pay to fix/maintain your property? Based on what? You could probably establish a right to build a wall on the line...