You can contest it. Whether you can win is determined by many facts, obviously not posted here. If you do nothing, the will be probated.

It depends on the status of the claim. If reduced to judgment, it will be on the books for 20 years. If not, the statute of limitations is 6...

There is no one way to settle such a matter. For value, you can hire one appraiser, you each can hire appraisers and average the values, etc. If...

Your father should put everything in trust, and then not get divorced. However, there are serious tax issues and matrimonial issues that make this...

The issue is how much do you want to spend to fight this, and what would you get in the end. The terms of the will are paramount to deciding.

If you are the only heir, you can just do it. The issue is that some money might be commissions, and other money a bequest, so be sure to run it...

It depends on the terms of the settlement. Usually, you get it when you are 21, and your mother is merely a guardian for you. You could sue her...

Call a New York City Marshal. They will help you.

You do not have to support them. There is no legal requirement.

It is not binding. Real estate contracts must be in writing.