Legal Question in Family Law in Texas

Start with the Probate Court in the county where Azle is located. Many courts now have the records available online. If not, call the clerk's office, and the clerk should be able to locate your mother's name and determine if a guardianship exists. If so, you can learn the terms of the guardianship, and contest it if warranted. If your Uncle is the guardian, he has duties and responsibilities not only to your mother and her estate, but to the court. If a case exists, consider retaining an attorney to investigate and contest it. If not, you can file for guardianship yourself anyway.

I'm sorry that you are going through this.

I agree with Theresa Langford. You definitely need to consult with an attorney as soon as possible. You need an attorney that does elder law and/or probate and/or wills.

I would "Google" these areas of the law for the county that your mother lives in. Look on this website and on www.avvo.com, You can also look on the State Bar of Texas website too for an attorney.

You might need to join a support group to gain strength for yourself during this difficult period. There are many resources out there. Look for an Alzheimer's group in your area.

All the best to you and your family.