No. You have no standing. Your father can do with his property what he wants to do with it. You can only challenge the deed if he was not...

File the death certificate. The whole case needs to be stayed until the estate is a party. It is in the CPLR.

It is a technical matter of estate law. While your former son in law is legally the only one on title, technically the estate still owes the...

Unless there is something I am missing, your lawyer is wrong. You inherit the co-op by operation of law. The main case on this point is mine from...

The funeral claim is a valid claim and it should be repaid from assets of the decedent before distributed to heirs. The son has no personal...

This document has no legal effect. You need your aunt to do a will or give you the property now.

You can sue, but you have an uphill climb unless you have some writing that acknowledges the debt. But, if you do not sue you get zero, so it...

She is not right. It is her home. She can pay the mortgage or not. If not, she will be foreclosed. Not your issue.

Yes, based on your post the title is a mess. Likely you need to probate her will and get your siblings to deed their shares to you.

Put it in an Irrevocable Trust. That is the best way.