It depends on your status. Did your father think you were his kid too? Will other family members and friends who knew you both say so. This is...

File a claim against the estate. You can get her contact information from the court. You can also notify the bar association.

You have one option. Bring a partition action in Supreme Court. This is like a foreclosure, which ends in a court ordered sale if the parties...

This is a complicated matter. First, the issue turns on the will and who is left this property. Second, no one can force you out without an...

There will be a citation for a hearing on probate. At that hearing, the court will set objection deadlines for people indicating a desire to object.

You can do a voluntary administration in the county she resided. You will need an original death certificate, funeral bill marked paid and an...

No. If your mother is capable of signing a deed, you can do it. If you have siblings, they might complain later.

I am not sure why you are having an issue. It sounds like you did what was required. If someone was questioning the form there could be a delay.

It is no problem. At the closing you will sign the deed too. This is a common issue. Tell your lawyer.

You are right and your brother is wrong but you have to go to court to assert your rights. So call a lawyer.