How can a person distribute their possessions in life without telling anyone?

Is it permissible to register all of the husband's property in his wife's name, knowing that the husband has sons and daughters?

She says that she is 51 years old and her menstrual period lasts more than ten days. How should she deal with ablution and prayer?

A person distributed his assets while he was alive, but he did not inform his children for fear that they would neglect to serve him. He registered and approved what resembles a will or contract in court so that his properties would be distributed according to what he allocated after his death. Is this permissible?

Is it permissible for someone who has a release of wind or an excuse to delay the prayer until the end of the time to pray the second time with the same ablution?

An elderly lady receives a sum of money monthly, and this money has been entrusted to her son. This son has been taking from this money as a loan, then the mother permitted this son to take his needs from the money. In the event of the mother's death, is what the son took considered inheritance, and must it be returned and distributed among the heirs, or is it a gift?

How should someone with a continuous excuse act, where it intensifies at times and lessens at others, to the point that the person does not distinguish it? Is all of their time considered a continuous excuse? If they pass gas during prayer at all times when they have the excuse, should they complete the prayer? Or should they renew their ablution?

A mother wants to distribute what she owns of lands and houses while she is alive. How should the distribution be? Is it the same as after her death?

A woman has five daughters, a mother, and ten siblings, and she has no male children. She wants to register her property in the name of her daughters. What is the ruling on her action?