Husband passed away with living trust and pour over will. He listed joint bank accounts with rights of survivorship as trust property but the trust general assignment specifically excludes those accounts held jointly with another. I’ve already moved the funds and closed the account as a joint account holder spouse. Can the beneficiaries or trustee file a petition to get half the accounts into the trust? My husband was told what to do before he died yet he did not and took actions with other accounts but not the bank account.

Need to do a probate but my mom the living spouse cannot have the house in her name because of social security disability

We were not contacted nor asked if we wanted that. they just cremated him. And we told them his wishes were to be buried when we first met.

I understand that to bypass statutes of limitations on property transactions, specific criteria must be met, as courts often assume due diligence could uncover any fraud. However, in this case, the records show clear manipulation of property terms and descriptions. While referring to the same tracts of land, the descriptions are written differently, creating the illusion that the land is not the same.
My family were not residents of the area, and my elderly grandmother—undergoing chemotherapy at the time—handled her affairs privately. Until her recent passing, we were unaware of the sale of the land, making it impossible for us to uncover any potential fraud earlier.
How can I demonstrate that we had no knowledge of the transactions or intent to conceal, and what steps should I take to substantiate a legal claim of fraud in this situation?

Elderly parents need assistance with conveyance of property title in a DIL case. Power of attorney docs are available. Is 15 days typical for requested turnaround for doc signatures?