While anyone can sue anyone for anything if they pay the fee to file, the question is would your sister win. The answer is no, unless there is a...

It is in the discretion of the executor if the will is silent, but a distribution "in kind" of the apartment instead of the proceeds is very much...

It will actually help them avoid the judgments. The trust needs certain language however.

If you do not sign, then your sister can get a court date, and unless you hire a lawyer and object, she will get it anyway. As a child, you may...

File a voluntary administration to change both titles. It costs 1 dollar. Go to Surrogate's Court in Dutchess County if that is where he...

Not unless it is your primary residence. So no.

No. First you must transfer to the estate, then to the buyer.

It is difficult because you are overriding the testator intent. However a petition to remove is your only remedy.

It depends on the retainer agreement you signed. In theory, if you change lawyers, then yes.

No. You are entitled to this information and money.