This actually is a complex legal issue. In NY, a divorce voids any beneficiary designation by operation of law. In FL, it does not. Thus, if...

In addition to what Haber said, you should call or write all of the cards and other debts and notify them of your father's passing, so accounts are...

Yes, you have grounds to contest. You do not petition. You file objections to the citation you will receive as the next of kin, i.e. distributee.

You will need to make an estate for your grandmother, and convey the property to your father's estate, and then to you pursuant to his will. If...

It will be an issue, but you should submit it. The title company of any buyer will need to know the reason for the delay.

File to be administrator. The court will make you serve together, all all likelihood. Do not sign a waiver for her petition, and object when she...

No. Go to the bank ASAP with a death certificate to claim the money. If you do not have a death certificate, make sure you are the beneficiary,...

The prior post is correct. Only a quick review of all of your assets and liabilities can answer your question. But in theory, yes. There is no...

Not self appoint. You need to file a petition in your grandmothers estate to be appointed administrator cta, dbn. If you do not understand, use a...

You get no communications from the court because you did not appear in the case. I am not sure what you want to happen based on your post. But,...